Singaporeans who kena stroke in their 30s (even those who watched their diet and exercised regularly)

[UltimaOnline]

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[Leongsam]

Vaccine?

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

It is fate and one's destiny.

Nothing else.

For eg. just look at a few of these egs where a poor orphan baby gorws up to become a multimillionaire.

• Roman Abramovich: Orphaned at age two, Abramovich was raised by relatives in Russia. He went on to become a business tycoon, owning an oil company and Chelsea Football Club, with a net worth in the billions.
• Leonardo Del Vecchio: Raised in an orphanage for part of his childhood, Del Vecchio worked in a factory before starting his own molding shop. He later founded Luxottica, becoming the world’s largest maker of sunglasses and prescription eyewear.
• John Paul DeJoria: Having lived in foster care and experienced homelessness twice, DeJoria founded Paul Mitchell Systems with a $700 loan, later founding Patrón Spirits Co. and reaching billionaire status.
• Dave Thomas: Orphaned as an infant, Thomas was abandoned by his birth family and went on to work in restaurants, eventually becoming instrumental in the growth of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) and founding Wendy's.
• Mohed Altrad: Born into a nomadic tribe in the Syrian desert to a poor mother who died young, Altrad was raised by a grandmother who prohibited him from going to school. He moved to France, learned the language, and became the founder of the Altrad Group, one of the world's leading manufacturers of scaffolding.
• Oprah Winfrey: Born into poverty in Mississippi to a teenage single mother, Winfrey endured a childhood lacking running water or electricity. She overcame these circumstances to become a media mogul and billionaire.
• Mully (Charles Mulli): The subject of a documentary/film, Mully was a poor Kenyan orphan who became a multi-millionaire before giving away his wealth to rescue thousands of children. --- He is truly God's angel