Vaccinated Singaporeans who drop dead suddenly (#DiedSuddenly)

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https://mothership.sg/2026/05/blind-man-notice-foul-smell-neighbour-dead-hougang/

 

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More and more of such cases after the plandemic and those PCB garbage zhams.

All these kind of cases can easily be disguised with an aging population... and most won't even suspect.

 

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More and more of such cases after the plandemic and those PCB garbage zhams.

All these kind of cases can easily be disguised with an aging population... and most won't even suspect.

All these “stay alone” vaxtards will eventually be culled

 

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those PCB Garbage zhams claimed yet another chiobu..... 46 years old chiobu.... haiz....

 

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What we focus upon expands.
So is beauty.
In this modern society, we have a narrow interpretation of beauty.
Beauty affects us in an unlimited variety of ways.
It can be exhilarating, appealing and inspiring.
It can also be consoling, disturbing, sacred and profane.
Yet it is never viewed with indifference.
So, what makes a person beautiful?
The following is a story of beauty and resilience.
At 35, Alison was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer.
It has spread throughout her body – in her lymph nodes, lungs, spine and liver.
70% of her liver was filled with tumours.
It was a shock. But there was no despair.
Days after her diagnosis and first chemotherapy session, she put on her cheongsam and makeup in her hospital ward, competed in a beauty pageant she had joined and was placed first runner-up.
“When I walked out of the ward in my cheongsam and makeup, the nurse was quite shocked.”
Alison was beautiful, indeed.
A stay-at-home caring for four young children, she had thought about returning to work.
But her cancer diagnosis derailed her plans.
Nonetheless, she began to live.
Before she was sick, she never felt beautiful. She felt cowardly.
She didn’t dare to dream or strive for the things she wanted.
As a stay-at-home mum, she lost touch with society. She was shy and not very outspoken.
After her diagnosis, she realised life is short, time is limited.
She had to live and live it well.
Beauty was no longer about how she looked and how others viewed her.
“I can accept myself for who I am, and I feel beautiful even without hair.”
It was no longer about a person’s figure or face.
It was about spirit and character.
And in that, Alison packed a punch.
She saw life with new eyes.
She saw time as limited.
She saw herself in a new light.
Alison actively shared her experiences with cancer.
She went for treatments with joy and gladness.
She renewed her faith in God – she was reminded of Job.
She believed.
In June 2023, another scan showed cancer cells in her brain.
There were more than 50 tiny tumours spread across the brain.
One more setback.
One more badge.
She did not relent. She never stops believing. She lives.
Alison was beautiful, indeed.
Her strength of character. Her optimism. Her joy.
Alison never felt more positive.
“It might not be fully cured, but I’m prepared to live with this cancer. I will not let it take over me.”
Her family kept her strong and going.
She led her husband, Paul, on a journey of rediscovering herself.
She taught her children, Isaac, Ivan, Isaiah and Isabelle, to be brave and do whatever they want to do.
She was a living example for them.
Alison never gave up on life.
She embraced it.
“Just do it,” she said.
She showed us the meaning of beauty.
Alison was beautiful.
She received the news, accepted her condition and pressed on.
On May 24, 2026, Alison rested.
She was 39.
39 full and beautiful years.
: CNA
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Blind man, 75, alerts police after noticing foul smell; neighbour, 69, found dead in Hougang flat​

https://mothership.sg/2026/05/blind-man-notice-foul-smell-neighbour-dead-hougang/

A blind man called the police after noticing a foul smell coming from his neighbour's flat, leading officers to discover the neighbour dead inside his home.

The decomposing body of a 69-year-old man was found at around noon on May 26, in a unit on the 10th floor of Block 174C Hougang Avenue 1.

Speaking to Shin Min Daily News, the blind man, surnamed Lin (transliteration), 75, said the deceased had moved into the rental flat only recently and had been living alone.

He said he first noticed an unusual smell on May 25, which grew stronger over time and also drew the attention of other residents on the same floor.

Sensing that something was amiss, he called the police on the morning of May 26.

Maggots inside the living room​

Another neighbour on the same floor said she had last seen the deceased about five days ago, adding that he had a son with special needs who visited him occasionally, Shin Min reported.

The neighbour said that when the body was removed, she observed that the deceased's living room was in disarray. There were apparently maggots inside the living room as well.

In response to Mothership's queries, police said they were alerted to a case of unnatural death at the location at around noon on Tuesday.

The man was found motionless and pronounced dead at the scene.

Preliminary investigations do not point to foul play, and investigations are ongoing.

Another death on the same block a few days earlier​

According to Lin, another body had been discovered in a unit on the ninth floor of the same block on May 23.

The police confirmed that at around 10:15am on Saturday, officers responded to a separate report of unnatural death at the same block.

A 70-year-old man was found motionless and pronounced dead at the scene.

Preliminary investigations similarly do not suggest foul play, and investigations remain ongoing.

 

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jab lah... 2021 now is 2026.. 5 to 10 years people are dropping dead. The timing is correct.

 

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https://saltandlight.sg/faith/the-m...-my-grief-after-losing-our-three-day-old-son/

 

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