One in a billion: Tee Hui Yi, Miraculous Girl and a Survival

Joey Tee Hui YiI was at Kenyalang shop today and just glance through a news paper head­line says suc­cess­ful surgery! well it does bring my eyes focus closer to an adult female hug­ging and kiss­ing a female doc­tor but didn’t move me to decide to pick up the news paper. As soon as I got home feel­ing lazy and all… I decided to visit some blog to update myself and that’s when I came across some one write about Joey Tee Hui Yi.

While I was enjoy­ing my life lit­tle did I real­ize some one else like lit­tle girl Joey Tee is suf­fer­ing, strug­gling with life, prayers over prayers from the fam­ily, friend and from all the stranger who come to knew her and I felt so sad and guilty that I was all in the dark. Busy with life?

Sur­viv­ing on a mechan­i­cal device that only last for 2 years and only aver­age 1 heart donor in every 6 month, one year had passed with­out any suc­cess heart trans­plant. It’s a mir­a­cle for Joey Tee to received 2 hearts in 2 days yes­ter­day! She went through oper­a­tion for 10 and the half hour only to found the 1st heart was reject­ing her after 3 hours of oper­a­tion on Wednes­day and she went through another 6 and the half hour for the 2nd trans­plant on Fri­day and this time doc­tor are happy to report she is sta­ble! (how you have 2 hearts for the worse moment com­ing at the right time is just unspeakable!)

Joey Tee’s case is one in a bil­lion! Not many peo­ple would sur­vive wait­ing for heart while going through 17 hours of surgery! Imag­ine you are pluck­ing in and out of a bat­tery from your cell phone only thing dif­fer­ent Joey Tee is a human and you can’t just do that. She is a total mir­a­cle and I do not think any one would have the best way to describe this incred­i­ble, amaz­ing, sad, heart stop­ping moment of the life of Joey Tee.

I need to learn to open my eyes, makes do with the time given to me… know­ing it’s not my “decide” when my time come? I need to love my life before it’s too late…

I wish you well Joey Tee, get well soon! You are brave! I admire your courage and so do all the peo­ple in the world!

I sin­cerely would like to thanks to all the doc­tors and nurses who had the sleep­less night, the wor­ri­some and the deter­mi­na­tion to save a lit­tle girl! The doc­tors and nurses have shown the true Malaysian spirit and you will be love and I am sure the coun­try will remem­ber you always!

To the donors and their fam­i­lies and Yayasan Jan­tung Malaysia(YJM), no words or grat­i­tude can express your grace and your self­less­ness! You are brave heart!

More links to Joey Tee, YJM and WHF

Note: photo I took from thes­tar, I hope you guys (Thes­tar) don’t mind I use it.

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  1. Robyn Tippins
    Oct 11, 2007 @ 02:33:17

    What a great story! I get tired of all the blog­ging for dol­lars sto­ries every­day. Nice to see a human inter­est story for a change :)

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  2. Netster
    Oct 28, 2007 @ 00:10:03

    Hi Robyn,

    Thanks for your visit again and so sorry your com­ment went into SPAM catch awww… for­tu­nately I check it out today other wise your com­ment would have gone :(

    Good to know that human inter­est story take you away from your busy­ness for a while.

    I’ve notice your blog wasn’t been updated for the pass few weeks thought that you are on vaca­tion ;) I hope every thing going well and smooth with you at Yahoo!

    You have a nice day :)

    Hug hug

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