Well, after the last scheduled check-up, my father is admitted back into the hospital once again. And this time round, they decided to amputate this right feet as apparently, they claimed that it wasn't healing at all. Which I think is complete bullshit, they probably just wanted to amputate something cos they felt bored. Whenever the nurses came for a house visit to change his bandages, I only saw that the little toe wasn't healing at all. Although the rest of the feet looks to be scabbing well, which in this case, they should just only amputate the little toe, not the entire feet. How do they expect my father to walk once again?

No doubt, he will surely lose his job at Cathay. They had previously mentioned that they are only saving his position for him and as of now, he's not on their payroll despite doing his job well. Remind me never to apply for a job with Cathay, even if there's no other jobs available for me to do in Singapore.

And this time round, he got a Class A ward to himself. Since KTP stated that they had ran out of beds/rooms, but the sucky part? No television for him to watch in his room though. Although there's air-conditioning to ensure that he won't feel warm and stuffy when he sleeps at night. Air-con felt great after going through the Class B and Class C wards. Class B wards doesn't seem to have ceiling fans, although their windows are all fully opened. Which ensures that there's still wind/breeze coming in, and making it not so stuffy. Class C seems a little better that there's ceiling fans, on top of the already opened windows for air circulation and ventilation.

Yes, Tower A at KTP. Although my mother remarked that the lobby/lift area doesn't seem overcrowded with visitors, which I thought was good. Better than Tower B, where it always seemed like a mad rush for the lifts to go where you need to. Since it's on Level 6, and 6 in Cantonese rhymes with "Luck", let's just hope everything goes well. And that fecking SMRT is still taking too damn long with regards to the compensation issue.