ABC 123 Podcast

Before my stroke, I never thought twice about simple tasks, wearing clothes, pouring a drink, wearing shoes.  These were just everyday things, done automatically.  But after my stroke, even the smalle

After a stroke, speaking in different languages became a challenge for me.  It's not like before, where switching between languages was effortless.  Now, I've noticed that my ability to speak varies depending on the language.The easiest for me is Bahasa Malaysia, followed by English.   Cantonese

Hari Raya Aidilfitri is more than just a celebration.  it is a time of reflection, gratitude, and, most importantly, togetherness.  As a stroke survivor, I often reminisce about my past, especially th

For an ordinary, healthy person, stepping onto an escalator is second nature-something done without a second thought.  But for a stroke survivor, it's an entirely different story.The moving steps, the need for balance, the falling-it all adds   up to a daunting challenge.  For me, it took two and

Embracing RecoveryAs I delved deeper into my recovery journey at Tung Shin Hospital, the frustrations of the previous weeks began to fade.  In their place, I found renewed sense of hope, determination

In the midst of uncertainty and medical intricacies, the steadying presence of a true friend can make all the difference.  Chapter 4 explores how my friend, Praba continued to play a crucial role in m

Taking matters into my own hands, I arranged my transfer to Tung Shin Hospital.  The decision marked a turning point, a moment when I took control of my own recovery journey.  Praba's role had shifted

I replayed the timeline in my mind, each moment of delay haunting me.  By 9:30 am, I had recognized the signs of stroke.  By 10:00 am, I was in the hospital, a place where I had hoped to received swif