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Mrs Lee Kuan Yew was discharged
from Ward 78 Singapore General Hospital on 26 November 2003 after she
recovered from her left-side weakness.
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She is now back to nearly
all her usual routine daily activities, although the defect in her left
visual field has yet to recover. She has been reading get-well notes and cards
from friends and well-wishers, and arranged for replies to be sent.
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Both SM and Mrs Lee are touched by
the get-well wishes and prayers offered by members of the public.
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She turned 83 on 21 December 2003
and celebrated her birthday with her family.
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Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew
expresses his sincere and grateful thanks to all the nurses and other staff of
Ward 78 for their care and dedication, and to the Allied Health Division, SGH,
the Rehabilitative Services Department, Changi General Hospital for their
extensive rehabilitation programmes, the Chief Operating Officer, Singapore
General Hospital.
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They especially thank the team of
doctors, Dr Lee Kim En, Professor Fock Kwong Ming, Associate Professor Fong
Kok Yong, Dr Au Wing Lok, Dr Chumpon Chan, and Dr Jarnail Singh of Civil
Aviation Medical Board who gave valuable advice on the precautions needed to
fly a stroke patient for 13 hours and was on standby throughout the flight.
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They wish to express their
gratitude to the dedicated team of physio-, occupational- and
speech-therapists whose enthusiasm, cheerfulness and skills helped her to
walk, eat, bathe, swim and do most of her daily chores by herself, within two
months of her stroke:
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Sheela Thomas, Chong Hwei Chi,
Dawn Tan May Leng, Leila Ilmami Binte Nasron, Natalie Chew Jin Lin, Valerie
Lim Puay Cheng, Susan Goh Siew Heok, Sonya Selvinder Kaur Gill and Adelene Yap
Lai Fong.
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Source: Press Secretary to
Senior Minister 21 Dec 2003
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