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    Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates

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    • L Offline
      lego
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      emoh\" post_id=\"2031370\" time=\"1626922060\" user_id=\"10618:

      emoh\" post_id=\"2031306\" time=\"1626868942\" user_id=\"10618:

      [quote=lego post_id=2031241 time=1626838915 user_id=11821]The two letters are worded very differently although both letters were dated yesterday and the students were last in school on Friday 16 July.
      Wonder if there has just been another change in the policy of contact tracing and isolating for cases affecting students if it is determined that transmission most likely occurred in the same household and not in the school itself.

      Quote from Zhenghua Primary School's letter :
      \"In consultation with MOE and MOH, no students or staff need to be placed on Leave of Absence or Quarantine Order and all school activities will continue as scheduled.\"
      (Note : The Zhenghua Pri student was well when in school)

      https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=926622394733525&id=166119094117196

      https://www.facebook.com/singaporeatriumsale/photos/a.166130100782762/926973998031698/[/quote]Thank you for sharing, emoh.

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      • starlight1968sgS Offline
        starlight1968sg
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        ngl2010\" post_id=\"2031358\" time=\"1626918756\" user_id=\"40978:

        Maybe our Govt should pressurize our elderly e.g. if anybody is not vaccinated and then they are hospitalised because of covid, then they have to pay their own hospitalisation bill. No subsidy.
        Exactly

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        • zac's mumZ Offline
          zac's mum
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          starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2031381\" time=\"1626925069\" user_id=\"14025:

          ngl2010\" post_id=\"2031358\" time=\"1626918756\" user_id=\"40978:

          Maybe our Govt should pressurize our elderly e.g. if anybody is not vaccinated and then they are hospitalised because of covid, then they have to pay their own hospitalisation bill. No subsidy.

          Exactly

          Maybe they can be brought on a free tour (or watch video of) what NCID patients on oxygen have to go though.

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          • EstéemaE Offline
            Estéema
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            zac's mum\" post_id=\"2031387\" time=\"1626927911\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2031387 time=1626927911 user_id=53606]
            starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2031381\" time=\"1626925069\" user_id=\"14025:

            Maybe they can be brought on a free tour (or watch video of) what NCID patients on oxygen have to go though.

            Most elderly just stubbornly want to be left alone. Don’t want to shake their life till covid shake them up. I don’t know if grandchildren (if these elderly have any), will help encourage them to go for it, esp if grandchildren are big enuf to accompany.

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            • zac's mumZ Offline
              zac's mum
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              Estéema\" post_id=\"2031388\" time=\"1626928205\" user_id=\"66413:

              zac's mum\" post_id=\"2031387\" time=\"1626927911\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2031387 time=1626927911 user_id=53606]

              Most elderly just stubbornly want to be left alone. Don’t want to shake their life till covid shake them up. I don’t know if grandchildren (if these elderly have any), will help encourage them to go for it, esp if grandchildren are big enuf to accompany.

              Yup, I know. My MIL is easy-going like yours. My own mum, on the other hand, has her own fixed way of thinking & we just have to let her be. Let some external parties do the persuasion. She still treats us as young kids while she is the big matriarch.

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              • EstéemaE Offline
                Estéema
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                zac's mum\" post_id=\"2031394\" time=\"1626929035\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2031394 time=1626929035 user_id=53606]
                Estéema\" post_id=\"2031388\" time=\"1626928205\" user_id=\"66413:
                [quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2031387 time=1626927911 user_id=53606]
                Maybe they can be brought on a free tour (or watch video of) what NCID patients on oxygen have to go though.
                Most elderly just stubbornly want to be left alone. Don’t want to shake their life till covid shake them up. I don’t know if grandchildren (if these elderly have any), will help encourage them to go for it, esp if grandchildren are big enuf to accompany.[/quote]
                Yup, I know. My MIL is easy-going like yours. My own mum, on the other hand, has her own fixed way of thinking & we just have to let her be. Let some external parties do the persuasion. She still treats us as young kids while she is the big matriarch.[/quote]ZM,
                My FIL same same as yr mum. Whatever we may say, he wldn’t listen. Bring in ano older (or he’ll dominate any conversation or debate with younger elderly) and FIL will be less acrimonious with respect. We’ve also ‘trained’ DS to chat up our elderly esp the stubborn ones & most times succeed in getting them to listen to him. FIL always look fwd to his visit coz he’ll show FIL how to navigate his hp (whatsapp, FB, YouTube, etc). I guess it helped coz he had been trained to engage elderlies since Pri sch days in visiting elderlies and doing ICT training with them. Till today, he’s still eager to participate in any programmes that engage elderlies in learning/relearning. Hope he continues to contribute his love for our elderly community. So, whatever it takes lah. Train our kids to bridge that communication gap with our elderlies if we hv difficulties getting to our elderlies. It work both ways to help our youngsters to share their kindness & love with neighbors in our community.

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                • zac's mumZ Offline
                  zac's mum
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                  Haha it’s the other way actually. My mum enjoys teaching her grandkids anything and everything. She has a lot of wisdom to share & scientific + nutrition + general knowledge facts so I always told my son to listen with open ears to what Grandma has to impart. She won’t like it if tables are turned and she’s made to seem like an ignoramus. I’ll let her cancer doctor tell her the medical reasons & persuade her.

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                  • MrsKiasuM Offline
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                    My mom can be quite strong headed too..we had our tough time before..we siblings and parent have a group chat and chat almost everyday. Will just try tell her more nicely, most things can discuss. Correct each other more freely..all of us has come to an age liao, not always mom is correct and kids must listen.


                    Mom is much more accepting now. I could only imagine those elderly you gals described, tough job 😓

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                    • doodbugD Offline
                      doodbug
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                      My parents and in laws needed zero persuasion. They registered for vaccines on their own accord the minute it was open to them. Prior to Covid - each set of parents were travelling out of Singapore at least 5 times a year for holidays, and they also frequenty went to JB for day trips. They can’t wait to travel again. They also watched enough youtube videos of the tragedies in hospitals in US/Europe - enough to scare them.

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                      • EstéemaE Offline
                        Estéema
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                        zac's mum\" post_id=\"2031400\" time=\"1626930292\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2031400 time=1626930292 user_id=53606]
                        Haha it’s the other way actually. My mum enjoys teaching her grandkids anything and everything. She has a lot of wisdom to share & scientific + nutrition + general knowledge facts so I always told my son to listen with open ears to what Grandma has to impart. She won’t like it if tables are turned and she’s made to seem like an ignoramus. I’ll let her cancer doctor tell her the medical reasons & persuade her.[/quote]
                        Ya. We’ve to learn to be wise & flexible. Zac can learn good listening skills & turn yr mum’s teaching session into a persuasion lesson to go for her jab. Let Zac spot an opening opportunity in her sharing session to turn opportunity into reality for her. Oh, dear. Didn’t know she’s got cancer? Hope she overcomes her hurdle & jab early enuf. 🙏🏻

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