Practising for Farewell: End-of-Life Conversations in the Malay-Muslim Community
Kaitlyn Tay
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From The Other Side
Patients & caregivers. The view from the bed, the bedside, the waiting room. We especially want these — they matter the most.
When Pain Becomes Protocol: A Lesson in Sacred Touch
A collaborative reflection by Dr. Jason Chang and Dr. Victoria Ekstrom
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Jane Tan wears many hats — SingHealth staff, devoted mother, cancer warrior, and now a volunteer who gives back with her hands and heart. After her own cancer journey, Jane found healing not just in treatment, but in connection. Using simple crafts as a bridge, she reaches out to patients undergoing
Keep reading →Game Never Over
When I first came across Zhou Yi Chen (周一忱)’s game dedicated to his grandmother, I was struck by how a video game—of all things—could so powerfully convey the depth of human emotion. This isn’t your typical action-packed or puzzle-solving game; it’s a gentle, heartfelt journey
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They call it a defect How can it be? You’re perfect A hole in the wall, doesn’t say it all There’s much more to it, in fact That murmur, that thrill Rendered me far less than thrilled But if there’s a void, then let’s not
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You made it, mama! I’m so proud of you! It’s 4am, quiet and calm as you slip silently into the future. No fanfare No weeping and wailing Just you and I in peaceful silence punctuated by your last ‘Ah-Ah’ gently calling out before expiring. Was that your farewell
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