Sha & Murni took the personality test at 16personalities.com . No prizes for guessing these 2 introverts' personality types. What's your personality type? Knowing our personality type helps us be conscious of how we are, potentialize our strengths and work on our weaknesses.

Sha welcomes Murni as a co-host. As they wish Aisyah Jumari well in her new position in the civil service, they also reminisced about how their friendship.

In this episode, Rumini shares about cataract, vision aid for reading and how we can do our part to be inclusive, empathetic and support one another.

Do check out Rumini's IG : Inclusive Hearts
Also savh.org.sg to do our bit to support those in need of vision aids and other assistance.

Photo: Vision Forward

Glaucoma is known to be the thief of sight. Rumini describes how she sees the world. Sha realises how we take peripheral vision for granted. Also how we as community can watch out for bullies out there!

Do check out savh.org.sg as they conduct workshops to promote inclusivity with the community. Details for donation can be found in the website too!
In the spirit of the holidays, let's support Singapore Association of Visually Handicapped.

The effects of vision impairment would only be experienced by someone who is facing it.
We may have never thought how vision impairment could create a misunderstanding and possibly a conflict if not addressed.
Rumini shares a few cases that will help us understand why early vision checks can prevent vision deterioration.
Do check out Savh.org.sg as they also conduct workshops to promote inclusivity with the community.
Details for donation will be posted in our IG acc at Say What SG. Let’s support them!
Rumini also shares about how SG Enable helps visually impaired individuals with job recruitment.

Amongst us are unsung heroes, just like Rumini M Ismail, an advocate of vision health.
She is a member of Singapore Association of Visually Handicapped (SAVH).
In this episode, Rumini did a flashback of the series of events that ultimately led her to
uncover that she was diagnosed with glaucoma at the age of only 19.
Glaucoma is known to be the thief of sight. Rumini proceeded on to be a teacher. She then
had to face cataract. With all these challenges, she had to make the call.

Follow Rumini at IG/FB: Inclusive Hearts
Visiit www.savh.org.sg to find out how you can help the visually impared in Singapore

Patients with mental illness(es) don't need sympathy BUT support. By providing support to people you know who are suffering from mental illness(es) can also help you with your personal growth. Find out how one IG posting Aidil made , prevented someone from attempting suicide.

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"Don't entertain your thoughts", "Please do something to distract yourself from all these emotions" "Why are you sharing this as a public figure?" Why mental illness patients are still not treated the same way like any patients suffering from other physical ailments?

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It's about 4 weeks to the National exams. How can we prepare our kids/ teens for their exams? Tune in to find out how Dr. Taufiq took his breaks while studying with his major exams.

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