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    • I Offline
      Imami
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      Laura02:
      Laura02:

      Now we have just admitted my MIL into hospital. She has been getting weaker over the years and her dementia has been getting worse. She has a fever of 37.5oC and has been constipated for 4 days. The doctors said that they will do their best, but given her already frail condition, to prepare for the worse. They also asked if we wanted them to resuscitate her if her condition deteriorated.


      My MIL is back with us 😄

      I'm glad.

      My mom used to say that if I felt that something bad was about to happen, I should tell other people of my \"feelings\" and the bad wouldn't occur. I don't know how much of this is psychological, or just :xedfingers:

      Very happy to hear about your mil's recovery, Laura :snuggles:

      Separately on \"voicing out when one has a bad feeling about something\" - I don't really do it. Except for my parents, I hardly feel comfortable telling anyone if I hv a bad feeling that something is going to happen. Some people may just blame me if my \"prediction come true\".

      But strangely, I also have this sixth sense at times.

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        Mawar
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        Laura02:
        Laura02:

        Now we have just admitted my MIL into hospital. She has been getting weaker over the years and her dementia has been getting worse. She has a fever of 37.5oC and has been constipated for 4 days. The doctors said that they will do their best, but given her already frail condition, to prepare for the worse. They also asked if we wanted them to resuscitate her if her condition deteriorated.


        My MIL is back with us 😄

        I'm glad.

        My mom used to say that if I felt that something bad was about to happen, I should tell other people of my \"feelings\" and the bad wouldn't occur. I don't know how much of this is psychological, or just :xedfingers:

        My late grandma used to tell us the same thing too. If we had a premonition or bad dream, we should tell someone. Then the bad thing would be less powerful or go away.

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          keroppi
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          jedamum:
          When my late dad was battling cancer, we were keen to try any possible therapy that we could afford.the social worker however , told us that instead of focusing on trying these methodsp to prolong his life (meaning confirm terminal stage already) , we should stop experimenting and learn to accept, help him accept and try to live a quality last stage of his life together . Trying to delay the inevitable at the expense of the sick's welfare may be a selfish act by the family members (who are not prepared to live with the loss) who must understand that for every living minute, the patient is suffering.

          Personally, I was quite mad at her suggestion. But on hindsight, it was not without reason. But there will alwaysa a nagging thoughof did we do enough to source for a miracle.
          Yup. I feel the same way too ... for me, there are many \"what ifs\" & self blame ... :sad:

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            insider
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            The ‘case’ with mum’s permission to share (pls allow me to comment and don’t add on first):


            Mum had several suitors during her tertiary years and had sex with almost every one of them; sometimes could ‘two-time’ at same time, using one to spite another other whom she had more feelings.

            She married one these suitors and gave birth to three kids. He knew about her past but appeared accepting her for who she was. During serious courtship time, she strayed once and was discovered by her husband-to-be who forgave and eventually they got married.

            She gave birth to her first child who is well liked by her in laws. However, she couldn’t get along with her in laws and quarrels broke out frequently between herself and her husband due to these in laws.

            She gave birth to her second and third children. Somehow, her in laws do not like these two kids and showed their dislike obviously that she feels is hurting them. During quarrels, she was hit several times in separate occasions by her husband, who after hitting her agreed to mend his way. She was hurt and confused and considering a divorce.

            During her ‘down’ time, she discovered her husband ‘porning’. She is someone with high sexual drive but the husband cannot satisfy (or rather, so far, she yet to find a man who can satisfy her). She yearns for good sexual pleasure and began reminiscing one of her suitors, Mr B, who was one of her favourite boyfriends then.

            Out of the blue when she was thinking of this Mr B, he came looking for her after about 20 years of not seeing each other. They met and rekindled the old flame.

            She confessed to her husband, wanted a divorce and husband refused. Still having some ‘sense’ with her, she cut her ties with Mr B but she can never really be the same person again, 朝思暮想 about Mr B, about her incomplete life, about regrets, etc.

            She loves her 3 kiddos. At now around 40+ and financially independent, she is just so lost and questioning herself, “What am I?”

            PS: Somehow, I have a friend who resembles the above. She is the 校花 of my sec school, like swamped with boys, young men, middle age men, old men, lesbians, etc, throughout her growing up years and she also struggled a lot during those years. Two years ago I just attended her daughter’s 21st birthday and was glad to see that she really 靠岸 oredi. Probably will use this girl as part of my comments later.

            PS2: Recently a bit busy. So please wait for next writing… (this case is a typical 桃花 case…)

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            • I Offline
              insider
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              Mummy,


              Stay away from Mr B.

              Stay away from all men at the moment.

              Try to salvage your marriage for the last time and if your husband ever raises his hand to hit you just one more time, file for divorce and get out with your children.

              I support your divorce if your husband hit you but I would never support it if you are leaving coz of Mr B whom I assessed can be a worst person than your husband if you really goes with him in the future.

              Your own parents cant get along well and mum had an extra marital affair in the past and your dad knows about it. EMA cannot be justified under any circumstances and so you may want to dig deep in yourself how your mum’s EMA has affected you to perhaps having a ‘bo chup’ attitude towards EMAs and sex. I feel this is one of the main knots in you that you still fail to untie. Much as you do not want to be ‘loose’ but you have been quite loose since young. This ‘looseness’ can be partly due to your internal hollowness in your own family who was in constant fighting, resulting in your sub-conscious desire to find someone who can protect you (and thereby, your multi-relationships during your school years which unfortunately was coupled with multi-sexual relationships).

              Perhaps you know that your mum’s 桃花 rubbed on you and ‘lightened’ up those 烂桃花 stars above you, with most men whom you met were more interested in sex than in love. I am thinking about you sharing with your mum about your intention of EMA and hear what she has to tell you (whether she will confide in you her own experience, whether she feels sorry towards your dad, and whether she will take better care of your dad for being so nice to keep quiet even though he knows about her affairs).

              This 桃花 light seems to originate from your mum and therefore I hope you can find ‘solution’ with / from her. If this ‘light’ cannot be deemed, then you know who will be affected (your spouse and your kids).
              Up to now this moment, you still cannot feel secure and grounded and therefore your 朝思暮想 of Mr B. To be honest, Mr B is NOTHING base on your description so far. He is a 烂桃花 and can be a super 烂 one if you choose to see him again. Heed my advice to nail a guiding principal into your brain, ‘DON’T EVER TALK TO HIM AGAIN”. Please don’t find troubles and let this 孽缘 pass. STOP thinking about him else he can hear your ‘invisible calling’ (the way that you thinking of him and he appeared quite right away to ‘catch up’ with you.)

              You are very right to acknowledge that you are the cause of everything. The power of 心想事成 can really be scary. You are in quite deep 无明 stage that you could even consider a man such as Mr B.

              Your husband, overall, I tend to assess that he is quite a nice man whom you seem to have taken him for granted. Despite your past affairs, he has been accommodating and forgiving. However, you have to also bear this in mind that a man is likely to hold some grudges in his heart no matter how forgiving he is, esp you strayed one time after another. While you sought and obtained his acceptance, you cannot really expect him to be as ‘normal’ as other men who have never been through betrayal. That’s why he letting go of his suppressed anger and hit you at times coz he is just a human afterall.

              While I can empathise with your husband’s suppressed anger, I cannot accept him to hit you time and again, esp you have children around and it is very very bad if they ever know that their dad hit their mum (a lot of scarring /bad seeds can happen if they ever witness this).

              You said you love your kids and I sincerely believe you mean what you said. So, stop 胡思乱想 about sex, about Mr B, about any other man. Focus in building a good relationship with your husband. Make your 心想as to be with him for the rest of your life, and then this may rub on him to respond more positively towards you to achieve the 事成. If you really cannot work out with him, then consider a divorce. But after divorce, you try to abstain from any man for a minimum period of two years coz if you jump into any relationship too soon, the outcome is likely to be another regret.

              Remember you have to be responsible towards your kids. If you can’t ‘behave’, unlikely they will be able to ‘behave’ and the cruelty of vicious cycle will always repeat itself to taunt you, and forever, you may not be able to find peace.

              I update a recent story that I shared earlier, about my friend’s brother got involved with a China woman who bore him a two year old child. Few days ago, this brother officially brought up divorce with the wife and informed his parents his decision. His parents objected the divorce. He tried to explain to them how nice and how nice this woman is and that he no longer loves his wife. I saw the woman’s picture and she looks literally like a slut (men will die for her kind). But in this brother’s eyes, she is THE ONE and he will 抛 his well-educated 妻 and 弃 that innocent 女 for her. It is so so so clear in EVERYONE’s eyes that he is making the wrong move but he BELIEVES that he is right.

              So, don’t be like this brother in such kind of helpless 无明. When you can’t think well, just hold this guiding principle with you, “DON’T TALK TO MR B AGAIN” while in the meantime, sort out your life with your husband (whom actually I think deserve you to treat him better).

              You mentioned about having 师父 around you. Then maybe you can ask them for something to wear to dim your 桃花 stars coz if you don’t dim, then you may get into this kind of 无明 struggles again and again (all these men appear coz of your ‘calling’ and so you have to stop ‘calling’ them!). You know it is very torturous (coz of your 多愁善感 or 感情丰富) and you may also know that one day your child may follow your footsteps.

              So, be the Leader and break the vicious cycle (base on your narration of your childhood, you are a woman of strength and actually with wisdom too; just that your 桃花 stars are simply too bright that obstructed your vision. I sympathize with your sister coz she attracted the super 烂桃花. If this 桃花 light cannot be dimmed, your sons may turn up to be molesters themselves coz they will get the ‘light’ from you. So, it is something that you really have to 修 in order to ‘save’ them. No kidding…)

              PS: About your in laws prefer your eldest child and ‘dislike’ the younger ones, you may not want to take it too personally. Sometimes 缘分浅, then relationships become like this. 缘分 cannot be forced and 无缘 means 无缘。莫强求, accept it and usually once you accept, things tend to get better.

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                insider
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                It never fails to intrigue me about acts committed by kids who apparently look smart and bright.


                Intrigued about his 'suppressed' self vs the Self that he presented to others.

                Intrigued about his upbringing.

                Intrigued about what kind of parents / family background he has.

                Intrigued about all this probable 共业 involved...

                This smart looking chap is one of my daughter's schoolmates' army buddy who got himself a Sword of Honour and of course, it came as a shock for all those who know him coz I was told that he is a very nice good chap well liked by many.

                When the 'light' is on, there's no other logical ways to explain about irrational behaviour. All just have to stick together, bite tongues and brave the storm together as a family... (when kids are in this kind of dire state, the only thing a parent can do is to ACCEPT, explain about own disappointment, and then move on. Apparently he knows that it is wrong if he had done that and so no point of keep going through the 'WHY? WHY? WHY?' with him. If he can come to his sense, he will; else, he may destroy himself and repeat the behaviour coz of something unresolved within himself. Parental full acceptance of a mistake is the key to touch a child for him to change (extinguishing or dimming the 'light). Scolding and nagging will always push a child further (making the 'light' brighter)...)


                S'pore cadet found guilty of indecent act in Australia

                SAF scholar Benedict Ang Yong Chuean found guilty of forcing a woman fellow cadet to kiss him. -ST

                Tue, Apr 16, 2013
                The Straits Times

                Benedict Ang Yong Chuean, an SAF scholarship holder attending the Australian Defence Force Academy, has been found guilty of forcing a woman fellow cadet to kiss him. He will be sentenced late next month.

                SINGAPORE - A Singaporean naval officer on trial in Australia for committing indecent acts has been found guilty of forcing a woman fellow cadet to kiss him.

                But lieutenant Benedict Ang Yong Chuean, a trainee at the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA), was cleared of a second charge of undoing the woman's bra and touching her breast while she slept, Australian media reports said.

                According to the Canberra Times on Friday, the 22-year-old regular in the Republic of Singapore Navy will be sentenced late next month. He remains on bail.

                Ang was arrested in May last year for allegedly entering the 18-year-old woman's room in the same military college, and committing the indecent acts.

                The court heard that the Singaporean entered the room in the early hours of May 6, a Sunday.

                The woman reportedly had had 18 drinks during a night out hours earlier. Ang, who had five drinks that night, sent multiple text messages to her that same night asking where she was.

                The Singaporean reportedly considered the woman a friend and called her \"sis\".

                According to the prosecutor, Ang, once in the room, started to rub the woman's back. He then grabbed her by the jaw and repeatedly tried to kiss her.

                She stopped him by using her teeth. Then she fell asleep. She said when she awoke later, Ang had undone her bra and was fondling her breast.

                Ang, a Singapore Armed Forces scholarship holder who is in the ADFA to study for a degree awarded by the University of New South Wales, has maintained his innocence throughout.

                He reportedly sat still and upright, and showed little reaction when the verdict was delivered on Friday night.

                The Canberra Times reported Ang saying that the kiss was \"consensual\", and that he had gone into the woman's room to check on her.

                He also claimed that he offered the cadet a back rub after she complained of feeling sore. Ang further said he was on the woman's bed and tried to kiss her.

                But he stopped after she said: \"I can't do this, you are like my bro.\"

                The Canberra Times quoted the prosecution calling Ang's account of events \"ridiculous\", \"bizarre\" and \"full of Freudian slips\".

                Mr Shane Drumgold, the prosecutor, told the court that Ang had a fixation and \"unrequited love\" for the female cadet.

                He also suggested that the Singaporean entered the woman's room after seeing a note in the hallway saying that she was drunk and needed someone to watch over her.

                Ang also reportedly admitted to his fellow cadets that he had made a mistake, and pleaded with them not to report him as it would ruin his career.

                Contacted on Saturday, the Singapore Defence Ministry's director of public affairs, Colonel Kenneth Liow, told The Sunday Times: \"The Singapore Armed Forces takes a serious view of the conduct and discipline of its servicemen. As court proceedings have not concluded, it is not appropriate for the Ministry of Defence to comment on this case.\"

                Source: http://www.asiaone.com/print/News/Latest%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20130415-415984.html

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                • phtthpP Offline
                  phtthp
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                  Is the 18 year old victim an Aussie girl?

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                    insider
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                    phtthp:
                    Is the 18 year old victim an Aussie girl?

                    No mention about the nationality of that girl.

                    He looks so smart (understand from a well to do family and from ACSI).

                    If he has to serve jail term, living with those convicts may forever change his life if he cannot be strong enough...

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                      jedamum
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                      insider,

                      how to "应尽量利用桃花化成人缘,对事业有间接帮助。" ??

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                        insider
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                        jedamum:
                        insider,

                        how to \"应尽量利用桃花化成人缘,对事业有间接帮助。\" ??
                        As said, 桃花 means 异性缘. I think people like my elder son can make a living off women coz he is so well liked by girls / women and so if he were to embark on a sales career with women as 'targets', he is likely to achieve coz women see him, women tend to have a favourable impression of him and that will make life much easier.

                        However, if this 桃花 is being carried too far away, then may end up like Cecilia...

                        http://i48.tinypic.com/3585ks1.jpg\">

                        Children and our spouses carry with them their own 'look/feel' as long as this 桃花/人缘 is concerned. If you are observant enough, then you may also notice that all those living in the same family have about similar 'look/feel'. A 贼头贼脑 boy tends to have either one or both parents also look like 贼头贼脑 coz of the 'rubbing' from one party to another.

                        Well, I have seen a family of four and WHOLE family looks like 鼠头鼠脸......

                        So the advice is still the same. Just be a good SELF and all will fall into place (内求不要外求)...

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