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Kanak-kanak mati ditinggal dlm kereta:Ibu Mangsa Biasa Tinggalkan Anak! #1403
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NURMIMIE posted on 29-7-2013 08:00 PM 
kalau u rasa tak apa.. tak apa lah..
nak buat mcm mana.. alasan selalunya apa yang kita fikir b ...
mimik, dalam 2-2 keta aku letak stroller yang boleh baring...so bila anak tdo dalam keta, aku akan letak diorang dalam stroller bila aku nak ke pasaraya/makan...
aku jenis yang anak tak blh lepas dari pandangan....kalo diorang senyap2 jer dalam rumah pun aku akan pegi jenguk diorang tgh buat apa...tertidur ker, tgh korek soket ker, tgh meng gyver kan apa2 ker kat rumah aku tu, tgh nak terjun jadi tarzan ker...tgh panjat siling ker.....ataupun senyap2 dah kluar rumah...sebab yang umo 3 thn tgh kemuncak nakal..
yer..aku jenis mak yang mengongkong (a bit) tapi aku lebih rela jadi ala2 mak shin chan or mak dalam cerita malcom in the middle selalu jerit2 larang kat rumah dari aku biarkan diorang ber eksperimen sendiri..
nak eksperimen pun ,aku sanggup kluarkan duit utk rolled them up dalam summer class yang ada aktiviti selama seminggu tu...
dan masa bulan posa nie, even my laki bising2 nak bukak di luar, ai selalu bantah kata nanti anak bosan, lari sana sini sapa nak kejar masa kita bukak puasa??ai tak sanggup...
dan yer, aku jenis mak yang workaholic, keja byk sampai aku bawak keje balik rumah dan keje sampai tgh malam tapi aku sentiasa letak priority pada family aku, esp anak2...
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Santeira posted on 28-7-2013 08:55 PM
Shocking revelation in the death of baby Nawal Iris Samsudin
...... ibu yang jenis tiada berhati dan berperasaan gamaknya ...........
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atira posted on 29-7-2013 09:33 AM
anak aku yg darjah 2 pon.. tak pernah aku tinggal dia sorang2.. even dalam rumah sendiri.. tak perna ...
.. anak kak lid .. sampai habis spm pun kak lid hangkut pi opis .. takut sangat nak biarkan dia sorang2 kat rumah .. sehingga lah habis spm ... lepas plkn ... dia dah takmo ikut pi opis kalau dia terpaksa tinggal sorang2 kat rumah .... my friend selalu kata .. apa lah ko ni lid ... anak ko dah besar .... ye .. mmg anak dah besar .. tapi hati sangat2 risau ..sentiasa .. sementelah anak hanya ada 2 orang ....
gamaknya ... orang2 yang sengaja tinggalkan dan letakkan anak2 dalam kedudukan yang bahaya ni .. jenis beranak banyak .. kalau pergi satu .. tak apa .. ada yang lain .... tapi .. tidak mungkin rasanya ... yg berperangai sedemikian rupa .. biasanya jenis HATI KERING.
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Peterpan17 posted on 29-7-2013 11:57 AM
Ini perempuan typical org Malaysia. Biarkan anak rayau sana sini, tinggalkan anak sendiri2. Budak ...
.. eh helooooo
sila betulkan ayat pertama anda .....
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leylapple posted on 30-7-2013 09:26 AM
itu lah kaka far,
patut nya dah pandai beranak, pandai lah jaga sebab dek sakit beranak masa na ...
Aku pun tunggu gak reply dia. Aku dah seru & reply to one of her post tp tak muncul2 
Mgkn dah sorok dlm kain laki dia. |
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sent artikel tuh kat FB berbakul makian I terima uols.. kate jangan ckp sebarangan la.. " aku ni jiran mak dia.. aku tahu what happen" bla.. bla.. bla..
tapi sedihnya.. buat ape nk backup lagi mak dia.. mungkin bole kesian.. tapi kita nk mak di hukum bagi pengajaran kat mak and ayah orang lain..
teringat bermacam jenis pos terutama dari cikgu2x.. ini contoh " lilin membakar diri sendiri" sibuk ajar ank orang lain.. sampai anak sendiri jadi mangsa.. tapi bukan tugasan cikgu itu yang menjadi punca.. sbb sifat kebiasaan kita.. "takpe kejap je" dan mcm2x yang menjadi punca..
siyes tak mampu nk ckp ape2x lagi.. kang ada je tukang back up |
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ape kebangang nye mak budak ni.
kalau ko tinggal dengan sengaja sekalipon sebab dah terbiasa..ko tak check ke kencing berak makan minum anak. sangat2 tidak layak menjadi ibu.
elok anak dia pergi mengadap Tuhan.
duduk kat dunia dengan mak jenis macam ni pon takde guna..
kesian budak tuh. umur 3 tahun kot..
memang tak layak mengajar anak orang dan tak layak jadi ibu. |
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tu la dalam diam aku dh agak kes ni mcm fishy je...
Allah dh bagi rezeki kat hg, tp hg xmau jaga elok2, tgk la skang Allah dh amek balik dah anak hg...
skarang terima la pembalasan...
anak ditarik balik, maruah pun dh tercemar...
zaman2 la ni tolong la jg amanah Allah elok2...
jgn biaq anak2 dok sendirian dalam keta ka, dalam rumah pun sama...
ada jgk kes yg mak pak suka tinggai anak dlm rumah sorg2...
patut hampa pikiaq la skit, mana tau nnt jadi lintar pintas ka.. habis rumah terbakaq skali ngan anak2 sama...
masa tu xyah nk menyesal la...
p/s:peringatan utk diri sendiri dan semua huhu |
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NURMIMIE posted on 23-7-2013 11:34 AM
semalam aku gi amik baju kat shooping compleks neh.. berdua jah ngan laki aku..
time nak naik e ...
selamba ko nk amek anak org eh kak
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kalau kat UK.. maknya kena tuduhan bunuh, manslaughter, child neglect lagi..
tapi kat oversea, syaratnya ketat.. anak tak boleh tinggal dalam kereta, kena duduk atas child seat / baby seat.
kalau tinggal dalam kereta, kena ada penjaga umur 12 tahun ke atas..
same as kalau dok rumah, tak boleh tinggal je budak2 umur bawah 12 tahun. kena ada penjaga.
ni aku copy paste artikel, ada nama rupanya sindrom ni: forgotten baby syndrome
Forgotten baby syndrome[size=1.2em]It seems unthinkable - accidentally leaving your baby for hours, but lots of busy parents do it with devastating consequences By Lorna Martin
PUBLISHED:22:58 GMT, 11 March 2012
UPDATED:12:41 GMT, 12 March 2012
During these hectic times, many things can slip your mind - but could you ever forget your own child?
Emma Taylor, 36, from Buckinghamshire, thought it was impossible, until it happened to her.[size=1.2em] Emma, who works in recruitment, is married to Tom, 41, a TV producer, and the couple have a three-year-old son, Josh.
‘Two years ago, Tom and I married in a beautiful church near our home,’ says Emma. ‘There was the usual flurry to get ready, and I dressed Josh up in a smart white frilly shirt and beige shorts ready to come with me to the church.
 While there have been no fatal cases of Forgotten Baby Syndrome reported in the UK, campaigners are eager to prevent future tragedies
‘Chattering excitedly with my bridesmaids, I got into the car. As we arrived at the church, about ten miles from my house, I suddenly had the most awful sinking feeling. I’d forgotten Josh. I was utterly panic stricken.
‘Although my head was so full of the day ahead, I couldn’t understand, and to this day, still can’t, how I managed to forget him.[size=1.2em] I rang my brother, who was the best man and, in floods of tears, explained what had happened, told him to stall the ceremony, and ordered the driver to turn around. [size=1.2em]
'On the way home, all kinds of terrible things ran through my mind — he wasn’t even left somewhere secure like a playpen. [size=1.2em]Had Josh fallen down the stairs? Or burned himself on the oven? The possibilities were endless. I unlocked the door and raced through the house. I found him, sitting quite calmly on the living room floor chewing a piece of toast.
‘I clutched him to me, crying. All that ran through my mind were the awful things that could have happened to Josh in the hour he’d been left alone in the house — I was so lucky.’
]Dr Karen Murphy, 40, wasn’t quite so lucky. Happilymarried and a devoted mother to three children — Emily, 11, Abigail, nine, and two- year-old Ryan — Karen also owned a large veterinary practice. Life was good. Then, on June 17 last year, something truly nightmarish happened.
Karendrove the short distance to work, planning to drop Ryan off at nursery on the way. At around 4pm, she returned home. There, she received a panicked phone call from her husband, Mark. He was at the nursery to pick Ryan up. But Ryan wasn’t there.
 On trial: Dr Karen Murphy, whoforgot her son was in the car
In that split second, Karen’s world imploded. She realised she’d done something unimaginably awful. She sprinted to her car in the driveway and found her beloved baby, still strapped into his seat in the back. [size=1.2em]Karen, described by all who know her as a wonderful and caring mother, had forgotten to drop her son off at nursery. He’d been left in a searingly hot car for more than seven hours.
Despite frantic attempts to resuscitate him, Ryan died from heatstroke.[size=1.2em] Today, in the U.S. town of Bristow, Virginia, Karen goes on trial accused of murder and child neglect. If convicted, she could face a maximum prison sentence of 40 years.
Her husband, who is standing by her — as are their friends and extended family — says the murder charge is outrageous. He says it was a tragic accident, an inexplicable, inexcusable mistake — but not a crime. [size=1.2em]Furthermore, Karen is in a living hell. Accidentally killing your own baby is a lifelong sentence far greater than any a court could ever deliver.
Any busy working mother who’s trying to juggle too many things and always on the run will no doubt be able to relate to blanking out something important: a relative’s birthday, a work deadline or meeting, a parents’ evening, an anniversary. But forgetting your own child?
It is completely beyond comprehension. Yet it is happening more and more often — a tragic consequence of our frenetic lifestyles and increasingly cluttered minds. In fact, the phenomenon of leaving your child in the car has even been given a name: Forgotten baby syndrome.
The majority of known cases of Forgotten Baby Syndrome have happened in the U.S., where there have beenmore than 600 resulting fatalities since 1990. Yet last year, two babies died within a week of each other in Italy after their parents forgot about them.
Inone of the cases, Lucio Petrizzi, a university lecturer, said he was convinced he had dropped his 22-month-old daughter Elena off at nursery,when he had actually left her in a stiflingly hot car for five hours. She was declared brain dead after an operation to reduce brain swelling, brought on by high temperatures, failed. [size=1.2em]He told police: ‘I just don’t know what happened. It’s as if someone pulled the plug out of my brain.’
In 2010, a 40-year-old doctor was taking his son to nursery in Cyprus when he received an emergency call. He drove straight to the hospital, forgetting his five-year-old was in the car. It was only when his wife called him, eight hours later, that he realised what had happened, and his son was discovered dead in the back of the car.
Whilethere have been no fatal cases of Forgotten Baby Syndrome reported in the UK, campaigners are eager to raise awareness of this problem in the hope of preventing future tragedies. They are also keen to point out that it does not require soaring temperatures for a tragedy to happen.
In one case, the day’s high was only 18.5c. And, in colder climates, there is the risk of hypothermia. Janette Fennell, president of kidsandcars.org, an organisation working to prevent injuries and death to children in and around vehicles, says part of the problem is that no one ever thinks this could happen to them.
‘Some people think: “I can see forgetting a child for two minutes, but not eight hours.” But what they don’t understand is that in his or her mind the parent has dropped off the baby at nursery and thinks the baby is well taken care of. [size=1.2em]‘Once that’s in your brain, there is no reason to worry for the rest of the day.
Sheadds that there are no hard and fast rules about the type of person whois likely to fall victim to Forgotten Baby Syndrome. Often,working mothers are demonised, but the figures show it has actually happened to more fathers than mothers, and also to a grandmother and to mothers who don’t work.
Fennell adds: ‘They tend to be the doting parents, the kind who buy baby locks and safety gates. These cases are failures of memory, not of love.’The rise in the number of cases is due partly to car seats being placedin the back rather than the front of vehicles and making them rear-facing, for safety reasons.
However, campaigners also believe it is caused by stress and trying to juggle too much. [size=1.2em]Researchers have found several factors, such as sleep deprivation, marital problems and certain medications can affect the prefrontal cortex, which is one of the most critical parts of the brain used for multi-tasking. If you’re feeling exhausted and are trying to juggle too many things, your brain is less likely to be able to handle multiple demands.
TWO CHILDREN FORGOTTEN IN CHUCK E. CHEESE IN ONE WEEK
 Forgetting your own child is completely beyond comprehension.
Yet it is happening more and more often — a tragic consequence of our frenetic lifestyles and increasingly cluttered minds.
A five-year-old girl was left at a ChuckE. Cheese in Texas after her own birthday party last week and her mother only realized shewas missing the next morning.
Just a few days earlier, a three-year-old was left behind by her parents at a different branch in Bel Air, Maryland.
Restaurant workers only knew that the girl, identified only as Harmony, was in need of help when she went up to a restaurant worker around 8.30pm Monday night saying that she was thirsty.
Her parents realized they had forgotten her when they saw a report about her on the evening news.
Given the accidental nature of the incident, the police do not expect that any charges will be filed in the case.
Numerous studies have shown that our stressful, busy lifestyles are causing more forgetfulness. It’s just that no one ever thinks this absent-mindedness could extend to their own baby.]That certainly applied to Lyn Balfour, 40, who has served as an intelligence officer in Bosnia and Iraq. On March 30, 2007, a ‘perfect storm’ of stress factors changed everything. Her nine-month-old son Bryce had a bad cold.
She’d been up most of the night trying to settle him. The next morning she was exhausted — as was Bryce who, uncharacteristically, fell asleep in the car on the way to the childminder’s. Her husband’s vehicle was out of action and, as a result, Bryce was in a different car seat, and not visible in Lyn’s rear-view mirror. Lyn also dropped her husband, who usually drove himself, at his workplace and thinks this put a subconscious check mark in her brain: drop-off done.
For whatever reason, she drove right past Bryce’s childminder to her office. Although she and the childminder exchanged missed calls during the day, neither thought anything was wrong and didn’t actually speak until 4pm as Lyn was leaving her office. The childminder asked after Bryce. Lyn said: ‘What do you mean? He’s with you.’ Upon hearing he wasn’t, Lyn asked if her husband had already picked him up. The childminder kept saying: ‘Lyn, he’s not here. You didn’t drop him off today.’
‘At first, I didn’t understand,’ Lyn recalls. ‘Then I ran to the car. The morning was flashing through my mind. I was thinking: “I did drop him off. I know I dropped him off.” ’
But then, through the window, she saw her baby strapped into his seat. His eyes were closed and there was no sign of life. Lyn was hysterical. She screamed for someone to call an ambulance and started doing CPR. ‘I knew in my heart it was too late, but I was just desperately trying to save him,’ she says. Like Karen Murphy, Lyn was charged with murder, later reduced to involuntary manslaughter, child abuse and neglect.
She was acquitted on all counts after the jury was played recordings from two audiotapes. One was her interrogation by police in the hospital about an hour after Bryce’s death. In it, she is heard sobbing: ‘I killed my baby. Oh God, I’m so sorry.’ The second was the call made by a passer-by to the emergency services. In the background, there is what was described as the ‘unendurable’ sound of Lyn shrieking as she tried to resuscitate her baby.
Lyn, who also lives in Virginia, now campaigns to raise awareness of Forgotten Baby Syndrome. ‘I had heard about this happening to other people and I thought it was crazy,’ she says. ‘I thought there was no way it could ever happen to me.’
She encourages people to try to protect themselves against something similar happening to them. For example by making an agreement with a child’s nursery or carer to call if there is an unexplained absence, or to always put a visual clue such as a changing bag on the passenger seat.
]‘No one ever thinks this could happen to them,’ she says. ‘But the truth is we are all vulnerable. We are all capable of making a fatal mistake.’
Last edited by limau_nipis on 30-7-2013 11:22 AM
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idril posted on 29-7-2013 12:58 PM
bagus sgt... nursery anak aku arituh 2 orang jer jaga dekat 30 orang, giler ke hapa... skalik tuh ...
mcm sama kes ngan aku je. entah2 sama taska
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walau pun anak org lain yg meninggal dgn cara begitu..tp hati ni tetap remuk redam..rasa terlalu sedih n pilu..rasa nak ada disitu n selamatkan dia sebelum dia lemas n menderita dlm kepanasan yg melampau..sampai sekarang masih menitis air mata bila baca n teringatkan kisah anak kecil tu..Allah..susahnya nak lupa..apatah lagi anakku sebaya dgn arwah...
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mariamaria posted on 30-7-2013 10:02 AM
ada je mak bapak bangang kat merata2 tempat.....dulu pernah ada mak bapak jenis bangang ni.....syok2 ...
Baru ni masa pergi midvalleysinggah jap Jusco, masa tengah round-round tu ternampak sorang baby ni rasa dalam dua tahun kot..tengah gigih nak turun stroller sorang-sorang..masalahnya montot dah turun dulu. Saya pun peganglah dan turunkan dia (dalam hati dok fikir karang ada yang sergah ingat saya nak kidnap budak kang naya!) ...dalam berapa seken tu takde sape pun datang sampai saya tertanya sekeliling anak sape ni? ...walhal maknya ada semeter aje dari situ ...puun...dia takleh perasan anak dia nyaris nak jatuh dan tak perasan saya tengah pegang anak dia.
Takde ucapan terima kasih pun...she's just continuing with what she's doing like nothing matters 
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so betul lah spekuan ada forumer sebelum ni yang ntah2 mak die purposely tinggal anak die dlm kereta?
mak die mmg patut dihukum!!!! ini tidak boleh diterima!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mak die mmg )(*#)(*@!(@*!@_(!@)@)()_!@()_#(@)_#@)(#@#(*@(@_#@_#)@_+)!_+@!)()!#*()#*@)(#*@)(# |
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outcast posted on 30-7-2013 09:59 AM
aku rasa pernah ingat
kisah tuh ... pasang ekon kan ?
berapa tahun dah berlalu
yang ni ek?? tahun 2001 tak silap
Sufian terkilan tinggalkan isteri, anak dalam keretaJOHOR BAHRU 8 Sept. - Seorang tukang kasut, Mohd. Sufian Mohd. Sulong berkata, dia terpaksa meninggalkan ketiga-tiga anaknya bersama isteri di dalam kereta di Jalan Meldrum di sini, petang semalam, demi keselamatan isterinya yang sedang sarat mengandung. Bagaimanapun, bapa malang berusia 22 tahun itu terkilan kerana kebimbangannya untuk meninggalkan ahli keluarganya di rumah pada ketika isterinya sarat mengandung itu berakhir dengan tragedi menyayat hati. ``Memandangkan keadaan isteri saya sudah sarat mengandung tujuh bulan, maka saya buat keputusan untuk bawa mereka pergi ke tempat kerja, daripada dia tinggal bersama-sama anak-anak di rumah yang terletak di Permas Jaya. ``Saya fikir dengan cara ini, kalau berlaku sebarang kecemasan, saya akan terus kejarkan isteri saya ke Hospital Sultanah Aminah (HSA) yang terletak tidak jauh dari tempat saya bekerja,'' katanya. Mohd. Sufian memberikan reaksinya berhubung kemalangan yang menimpa tiga orang anak dan isterinya setelah dipercayai terhidu karbon monoksida apabila berada hampir tiga jam di dalam kereta Kancil. Ketiga-tiga kanak-kanak itu bersama ibu mereka ditinggalkan selama tiga jam oleh bapanya dalam kereta di belakang Restoran Madina pada kira-kira pukul 3 petang semalam dengan enjin dan pendingin hawa kereta masih berfungsi.
Selepas itu, Mohd. Sufian terus keluar dari kereta Kancilnya untuk meneruskan kerja menyiapkan tempahan kasut di kaki lima di hadapan restoran berkenaan.
Tiga adik beradik yang mati itu ialah iaitu Mohd. Shakir, 4, Norsyazwani, 3, dan Noorshashanabila, 2. Ibu mereka, Izzayu Mohd. Said, 23, yang mengandung tujuh bulan kini masih ditempatkan Unit Rawatan Rapi (ICU) HSA dan bayi dalam kandungan itu turut disahkan meninggal dunia pagi ini. Polis mengesyaki kematian semua mangsa dipercayai terhidu karbon monoksida. Mohd. Sufian memberitahu, ketika dia meninggalkan keluarganya di dalam kereta, dia menghidupkan enjin dan pendingin hawa kereta untuk keselesaan mereka sementara dia keluar bekerja. Sementara itu, ketiga-tiga mayat kanak-kanak itu yang telah dibedah siasat telah dibawa pulang ke rumah datuk mereka yang juga bapa kepada Izzayu iaitu Mohd. Said Abas di Taman Dahlia dekat sini.
Jenazah mangsa tersebut kemudian dikebumikan di Tanah Perkuburan Islam Bukit Alip di sini, selepas sembahyang zuhur.
Ketika ditanya adakah dia kerap meninggalkan keluarganya dalam keadaan seumpama itu, Mohd. Sufian yang kelihatan sebak enggan memberikan reaksinya.
Bagaimanapun, bapa Mohd. Sufian iaitu Mohd. Sulong Aziz, 50, yang ditemui di Rumah Mayat HSA di sini berkata, anaknya itu kerap meninggalkan anak-anak dan isterinya dalam kereta sewaktu dia bekerja. Pada perkembangan yang sama, Ketua Polis Daerah Johor Bahru, Senior Asisten Komisioner II, Abu Bakar Said berkata, polis akan memanggil Mohd. Sufian untuk diambil keterangan lanjut bagi membantu siasatan kejadian itu.
Katanya polis juga akan menggunakan khidmat Jabatan Kimia untuk menjalankan siasatan dan analisis terhadap kereta Kancil tersebut bagi mengetahui punca sebenar. Abu Bakar menambah buat masa ini, kereta itu masih lagi ditahan di Balai Polis Central.
Artikel Penuh: http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/info.asp?y=2001&dt=0909&pub=Utusan_Malaysia&sec=Dalam_Negeri&pg=dn_05.htm#ixzz2aUyB0hAJ
© Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd
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gujiwa posted on 30-7-2013 12:08 PM
yang ni ek?? tahun 2001 tak silap
ahh... sedeh gak
tp ini dimaafkan sbb ada pengawasan orang dewasa
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just share.. ayah aku kadang2 bwk anak2 gi tempat keje.. walaupon singgah kejap atau beberapa jam pon, ayah aku tetap bwk anak masuk office dan tinggalkan kejap kami di library.. kebetulan office ayah aku ni ada library.. so sebenarnya cikgu ni bleh je kot bwk anak dia gi ddk kt library sekolah tu.. setau aku kt library skolah mmg sentiasa ada cikgu library di dalamnye.. |
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Semalam...waktu balik kerja. Selepas mengambil baby dari taska. Sy melihat satu bapa bawak baby dalam 6 bulan. Si bapak sebelah pegang handle motor. Sebelah lagi pegang baby dan abapaknya tgh merempit laju. Boleh?? |
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chazey posted on 30-7-2013 08:54 AM
ko penah kena laser ngan Senah ke kak? wakaka. ala, suma poremer pun ada pprt momen. biasa la tuh. ...
Iya, kan aku duk cita tu pasal kena lahar dgn si senah lah.
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bile baca berita kematian baby ni mmg hati aku dah terdetik punca memang datang dari mak dia sendiri...sekarang tanggunglah rasa bersalah seumur hidup!
mana geng2 cikgu muda yg pertahankan mak dia tu??yg dok marah2 org forum & blog yang menempelak mak baby ni...??anda lihat apa yg 'rakan' anda dah buat pada anak dia sendiri..kalau memang dah biasa tinggalkan budak tu, memang dia suka ambil mudah keselamatan anak dia sendiri!dah jadi macam ni mengongoi mintak simpati publics..puhliss laaa! Last edited by orangebear on 30-7-2013 12:25 PM
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Post time 30-7-2013 10:03 AM
