Wish Come True

It was a rather spectacular event I must say of the Make-A-Wish Foundation party for the special needs children.  Each of the child has their own personalised board as shown below.

If I could really wish for Mikaail, it would be for him to at least be able to see again.  He lost his vision, I believe, due to negligence or insufficient medical care rendered to him by the doctors and/or surgeon during his initial operation due to haemorrage.

Despite the medical professionals assuring us that the eye nerve was "miles away", Mikaail still lost his vision!  What do they have to say?  Nothing useful and comforting!!

There were lots of food provided for all the guests.  Mikaail enjoyed his spaghetti with tomato sauce, french fries, chicken nuggets, sweet & sour fish slices.  I had seafood fried rice, fried baby siow pai chai, sweet & sour fish slices too.  

Gift from NUS Students' Community Service Club

Mikaail received his gift from Shai, a student of NUS Students' Community Service Club on Tuesday, 11 October. As usual, he will usually bring his gifts home to be opened and shared with mummy and daddy.

About a month or so ago, we received a note from the school asking what we would like for him and we opted for shorts.  Understand that these gifts would be paid for by the students themselves.

There was a small party held and the

Class photo taken on Children's Day Celebration

Mikaail playing Angry Bird game, assisted by Geylang United player

Playing game - assisted by Geylang United player