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Wouldn't You Rather Die?

I know I would. This is not the first time I’ve heard of or read about Yvonne Foong and her predicament has been highlighted a couple of times in The Star and some magazine that I cannot remember. All I know is this….thinking ‘I don’t know if I had the courage to write and raise funds for my own surgery if I had been given the kind of cards she had’. So, in short, this girl’s got a lot of strength in her coz, you see, God IS fair. She was not born perfect but she was born with a lot of courage than most of us possess. This is something each and every one should learn how to do. You fall down, you bloody pick your ass off the floor yourself because no one else is gonna do it. And if someone picks you off the floor, dust yourself off INSTANTLY and stop moping. In support of her courage, I wanted to get some of her tshirts but alas, the sizes have run out. So, I did next best thing-lah. I bought a black one (makes me look thinner) in size M (I hope I can fit into an M size). But then again, even if it doesn’t fit me, I’ll hand the tshirt over to someone else who can wear it. You should do the same too. I don’t know when she’ll stock up on her L sizes but when she does, I reckon I would get them…so should you. For more information about her, visit her website at http://www.yvonnefoong.com

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