I think you're spot-on! If you don't tell your doctor what's wrong, then everything's right ain't it?SentosaGirl wrote:Lol? Dat is because xx did not tell e doc that Dash is obessed to electric fans and spinning simply everything he gets on his hands. Dat is why e doc says he is ok.
Kinda weird to use a photo of Dash zoning out, in defending him being not autistic.SentosaGirl wrote:Lol?
When you google the doctor, the first site goes:MissCléa wrote:I think that Dr Irene Chan Lai Yeen MBBS (S’pore), M MED (Paeds), FAMS, FRCPCH, FRCP (Edin) hasn't seen Dash's IG videos. Or the behind-the-scenes of his 8 days photoshoot.
And lol at Momo listing all the doc's medical titles, as if it excluded the slightest possibility that there could be something wrong with Dash.
Dr Irene Chan Lai Yeen
MBBS (S’pore), M MED (Paeds), FAMS, FRCPCH, FRCP (Edin)
It's September already and usually by this time, XX's all planned out for the US trip (if they're going). So, they are not?!Marilyn Santangelo Lesser He is so cute, Ann. Do you know when you will get to see him in person again?
September 4 at 9:46am
Ann Sayre Thanks Marilyn Santangelo Lesser. No, not sure when they will be coming back for a visit but whenever it is I will be ready!
September 4 at 9:49am · 1
Oh yea regarding that silly ice cube, no idea why I never thought about this before, but here's an experience to share. My mum's a babysitter who's looked after a dozen of babies, and when I give them something cold like an ice cube to play with, their first response would almost always be - "cold cold". Like they wanna get away from the object cause the cold is unfamiliar, yet they're so curious about the new sensation.ponykiss wrote:Sustained unusual or repetitive play: How many times have we seem him spin that very same star fish over and over again. He never shoes any other form of creative play. And when he is given something (like that ice cube) his first reaction is to spin the item.
Dr Irene Chan Lai Yeen
MBBS (S’pore), M MED (Paeds), FAMS, FRCPCH, FRCP (Edin)
Paediatrician, Paediatric Intensive Care Interest
Director, Paediatric Resuscitation Courses, Singapore Paediatric Society (1995-2006)
Council Member, National Resuscitation Council (1998-2006)
Board Member, World Federation of Paediatric and Critical Intensive Care Societies (2003-2007)
Member, Singapore Paediatric Society
Member, Society of Intensive Care Medicine Singapore
Singapore Volunteers Overseas (SIF) Cambodia (2003-2007)
Instructor, Fundamental Critical Care Courses
Visiting Consultant, Children Intensive Care Unit, KKH
Dr Irene Chan, a paediatrician with over 20 years of medical experience, is one of the first fully-trained paediatric intensivist in Singapore. She has received training at the Harvard�s Children�s Hospital in Boston and assisted KK Women�s and Children�s Hospital in the establishment of the Children�s ICU in 1997. She served as Head, Children�s ICU from 1997-2003 to Head, Paediatrics Department, KK Children�s Hospital until 2005, managing a team of more than 60 medical professionals under 12 different paediatric subspecialties.
As a member of National Resuscitation Council, Dr Chan is widely recognised as an authoritative figure in Paediatric Resuscitation here in Singapore. Her interests also include children's homecare technology and paediatric emergency transportation for the very ill.
She has given numerous public presentations and lectures at local, regional and international meetings and conferences, and has written and edited handbooks on paediatrics and resuscitation as well as papers in scientific journals.
An avid member of the Singapore Volunteers Overseas, Dr Chan is responsible for developing an ongoing training programme for Cambodia�s National Paediatric Hospital in Phnom Penh. Dr Chan has also received the Healthcare Humanity Award from Minister of Health, Khaw Boon Wan in 2006, in recognition for her work with children.
On a personal note
" I love kids," says Dr Chan, as reflected in her clinic's logo, and as she has 4 of her own whom she thoroughly enjoys swimming and playing sports with. As a strong believer that total physical, social, spiritual and emotional development brings about a happier and healthier child, Dr Chan endeavors to help all children achieve �total development� as well.
