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CNA
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
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CNA938 Rewind - Baby-trafficking syndicate: What's driving the illegal trade?
CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Online personality Lisa Chan and her father grew together through her mental health journey Lisa Chan pulled herself back from the brink of despair when she realised how much family meant to her. Since then, she has used her online platforms — which includes a 41 thousand followers on TikTok — to advocate self-acceptance and better mental health. In many of her videos, her "co-star" is her father, Mr Chan Heng Kay, whose unassuming demeanour and unwavering support for his daughter has endeared him to her followers. Lisa's story has even been referenced in parliament, during a debate on mental health. Lisa and her father share how their relationship healed and grew through Lisa's mental health journey.
CNA
19-07-2025
- Health
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CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Online personality Lisa Chan and her father grew together through her mental health journey
CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Online personality Lisa Chan and her father grew together through her mental health journey Lisa Chan pulled herself back from the brink of despair when she realised how much family meant to her. Since then, she has used her online platforms — which includes a 41 thousand followers on TikTok — to advocate self-acceptance and better mental health. In many of her videos, her "co-star" is her father, Mr Chan Heng Kay, whose unassuming demeanour and unwavering support for his daughter has endeared him to her followers. Lisa's story has even been referenced in parliament, during a debate on mental health. Lisa and her father share how their relationship healed and grew through Lisa's mental health journey. CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Caring for her brother with special needs inspired Isabelle Lee to become a speech therapist Isabelle Lee, 19, is on her way to becoming a speech therapist — a decision fuelled by her experience as a dedicated caregiver to her younger brother who has special needs. But when she was younger, Isabelle felt unseen. It's an experience that has been dubbed "glass children syndrome", when the siblings of individuals with special needs feel like their own emotional needs are being overlooked — as though they were made of glass. In this conversation, Isabelle and her mother, Janice, share how their relationship has healed and grown stronger through the challenges of caring for a family member with special needs.
