Showing posts with label Carmen Mark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carmen Mark. Show all posts

Monday, September 18, 2017

Parents to make film on daughter whose organs saved 8 lives

Source Website: http://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/parents-make-film-daughter-whose-organs-saved-8-lives
By Asiaone, The Star/Asia News Network, 17 September 2017



Mark Kok Wah and wife Ariess Tan plan to do an inspiring movie that will have the audience crying buckets, for their daughter Carmen.
PHOTO: Mark Kok Wah and wife Ariess Tan plan to do an inspiring movie that will have the audience crying buckets, for their daughter Carmen.
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GEORGE TOWN - She died young and her donated organs saved eight people.

That sounds like the plot for an inspiring movie that will have the audience crying buckets. So Mark Kok Wah and wife Ariess Tan plan to do just that for their daughter Carmen.



Carmen Mark's parents Mark Kok Wah and Ariess Tan planing to have a movie about their daughter who passed away and donated her organs to save eight people.
PHOTO: Carmen Mark's parents Mark Kok Wah and Ariess Tan planing to have a movie about their daughter who passed away and donated her organs to save eight people.
PHOTO: The Star/Asia News Network

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They want to make the movie and set up the Carmen Mark Foundation to globally promote the nobility of organ donation.

"We will give all the rights and proceeds of the film to the foundation to make it sustainable.

"I am working on the script with someone now," said Mark.

He said the foundation would also be a charity to disburse funds to welfare homes and families with children who have arteriovenous malformation (AVM), which Carmen had.

"Carmen's AVM was severe. Children who have it can be saved, but the procedure is not cheap. We would like to help them through the foundation," he said.

Carmen died in 2015 shortly after arriving in Singapore armed with a scholarship to further her studies.

The Penang girl had an arterial rupture in her brain, fell into a coma for three weeks and died without waking.

She was 18.

Though wracked with grief, her parents then immediately made arrangements for her organs to be donated. It was a wish Carmen had voiced when she was 16.

On Friday, Mark, 46, and Tan, 43, met Serene Lee, 37, the recipient of Carmen's heart.

They were overcome with emotion when they used a stethoscope to listen to Carmen's heart beating in Lee.

"For me now, I don't feel like my daughter is completely gone.

"I used to cry every night since she passed but now I feel better as Serene keeps in touch with us.

"I feel like Carmen is looking down at us," he said with a choke in his voice.



A school of dolphins swimming by Mark's boat near the Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah Bridge in Batu Kawan, Penang.
PHOTO: A school of dolphins swimming by Mark's boat near the Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah Bridge in Batu Kawan, Penang.
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Yesterday, Mark and Tan brought Lee to the spot where they spread Carmen's cremated ashes, under the mid-section of the Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah Bridge.

All of them cried as they floated flowers on the sea below the bridge.

Just as they arrived, a large school of dolphins playing on the water surface swam in circles to within 3m of their boat.

By The Star/Asia News Network, 17 September 2017


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The moment Mark Kok Wah and his wife Ariess Tan met their new 'daughter' Serene Lee, they burst into tears.
PHOTO: Organ donor's parents meet woman who received her heart
The moment Mark Kok Wah and his wife Ariess Tan met their new "daughter" Serene Lee, they burst into tears.
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Ms Serene Lee (left) with her children Jasher, 14, Jazaree, seven, and Joash, 17. The photo was taken in March last year during her first trip to Taiwan with a new heart.
PHOTO: Ms Serene Lee (left) with her children Jasher, 14, Jazaree, seven, and Joash, 17. The photo was taken in March last year during her first trip to Taiwan with a new heart.
Parents of heart donor to meet recipient, Serene Lee, who tracks them down after reading about teen girl's tragic death in the papers.
Ms Lee, a part-time clinic assistant had no heartbeat of her own. Her heart was fully powered instead by a mechanical pump that ran on a set of external batteries that had to be recharged every 12 hours.
She suffered from dilated cardiomyopathy, a disease of the heart muscle which causes a weakening of the heart such that it is unable to pump blood efficiently. This condition often leads to heart failure.
Mr Mark and Ms Lee said they are coming forward with their stories to raise awareness about organ donation in this part of the world, so more lives can be saved and that Carmen's legacy can continue.
PHOTO: Courtesy of Serene Lee
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A beating heart, strong and even, resonated for 30 seconds, then their tears started to flow.
PHOTO: A beating heart, strong and even, resonated for 30 seconds, then their tears started to flow.
Carmen Mark's parents (above) listening to a recording of her heart beating in Ms Serene Lee's chest.
PHOTOS: THE STRAITS TIMES, ST FILE
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Carmen Mark in her student nurse's uniform.
PHOTO: Carmen Mark in her student nurse's uniform.
Carmen, who had been studying to be a nurse at Nanyang Polytechnic, had suffered an arterial rupture in her brain.
But in death, she became a lifesaver - her heart, liver, kidneys and pancreas were donated to four patients. Her parents signed their consent for her organs to be donated under the Medical (Therapy, Education and Research) Act, which was what she had wanted.
'I promise you. Carmen's legacy will live on and I will walk the hospital wards until this heart stops, to be an inspiration to other patients for as long as this heart beats.' - Serene Lee, the recipient of Carmen's heart
Picture posted by Audrey Tan, The Straits Times on 12 September 2017 at 5:00 am SGT
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Reference
[1] The Star/Asia News Network, Parents to make film on daughter whose organs saved 8 lives, posted on 17 September 2017, http://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/parents-make-film-daughter-whose-organs-saved-8-lives

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Sunday, September 17, 2017

Organ donor's parents meet woman who received her heart

Source Website: http://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/organ-donors-parents-meet-woman-who-received-her-heart
By The Star/Asia News Network, 16 September 2017



The moment Mark Kok Wah and his wife Ariess Tan met their new 'daughter' Serene Lee, they burst into tears.
PHOTO: The moment Mark Kok Wah and his wife Ariess Tan met their new "daughter" Serene Lee, they burst into tears.
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GEORGE TOWN - The moment Mark Kok Wah and his wife Ariess Tan met their new "daughter" Serene Lee, they burst into tears.

Lee, a 37-year-old part-time clinic assistant from Singapore, is the recipient of the couple's late daughter Carmen's heart.


Mark Kok Wah and his wife Ariess Tan listening to the recording of Carmen's heartbeats from Serene Lee's chest.

PHOTO: Mark Kok Wah and his wife Ariess Tan listening to the recording of Carmen's heartbeats from Serene Lee's chest.
"All of a sudden, I'm very delighted to hear the heartbeat. My daughter is not 100 per cent gone and this is proof that she is still around," said Mark.
Posted by The Star/Asia News Network, 16 September 2017
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When Ariess Tan met their new 'daughter' Serene Lee, they burst into tears.

PHOTO: When Ariess Tan met their new "daughter" Serene Lee, they burst into tears. Lee, a 37-year-old part-time clinic assistant from Singapore, is the recipient of the couple's late daughter Carmen's heart.
Posted by The Star/Asia News Network, 16 September 2017

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They teared and hugged as family members and close friends looked on.

PHOTO: They teared and hugged as family members and close friends looked on.
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"I am happy I have a daughter right now," Mark said during the meeting at Komtar yesterday during a "Gift of Life" programme.

The trio then hugged as family members and close friends looked on.

Among them were Mark's mother Lee Siew Ngor, 73, who had been against the decision to donate Carmen's organs after her death in 2015.

At the press conference room later, Mark and Tan took turns to listen to the sound of Carmen's heartbeat using a stethoscope before tearing up again.


Mark and Tan took turns to listen to the sound of Carmen's heartbeat using a stethoscope before tearing up again.

PHOTO: Mark and Tan took turns to listen to the sound of Carmen's heartbeat using a stethoscope before tearing up again.
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"I don't usually cry in public.

"All of a sudden, I'm very delighted to hear the heartbeat. My daughter is not 100 per cent gone and this is proof that she is still around," said Mark, a 46-year-old building contractor.

He added that the heartbeat was "very fast".

Tan, 43, said she was happy to be able to hear Carmen's heartbeat after two years.

"I'm very touched and grateful to Serene for giving us this chance to hear Carmen's heart," she said as she wiped away her tears.

Mark had received a Facebook message from Lee last month, expressing her intention to visit them after she read his Facebook posting about his wish to hear his daughter's heartbeat.

Lee said she was glad to have summoned the courage to contact Carmen's parents.


Lee said she was glad to have summoned the courage to contact Carmen's parents.

PHOTO: Lee said she was glad to have summoned the courage to contact Carmen's parents.
Posted by The Star/Asia News Network, 16 September 2017

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"I have been struggling with my emotions these last two years.

"Daddy Mark and mummy Ariess have been very welcoming. I have always had this yearning to come to Penang.

"I thank God for giving me this new lease on life," Lee added.


Serene Lee, Ariess and Carmen's maternal grandmother, Mark's mother Lee Siew Ngor, 73, at the far left.

PHOTO: Serene Lee, Ariess and Carmen's maternal grandmother, Mark's mother Lee Siew Ngor, 73, at the far left.
"I have been struggling with my emotions these last two years. Daddy Mark and mummy Ariess have been very welcoming. I have always had this yearning to come to Penang. I thank God for giving me this new lease on life," said Serene Lee.
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Carmen, a former student of Penang Chinese Girls' High School, had secured a nursing scholarship at Nanyang Polytechnic in Singa­pore in 2015.

However, her joy was short-lived when she fell into a coma in July that year following an arterial rupture in her brain.

Carmen passed away three weeks later aged 18.


Carmen, a former student of Penang Chinese Girls' High School, had secured a nursing scholarship at Nanyang Polytechnic in Singa­pore in 2015.
PHOTO: Carmen, a former student of Penang Chinese Girls' High School, had secured a nursing scholarship at Nanyang Polytechnic in Singa­pore in 2015. However, her joy was short-lived when she fell into a coma in July that year following an arterial rupture in her brain. Carmen passed away three weeks later aged 18.
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Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng described the reunion as a significant and touching moment.

"I think no words can express the wonderful gift left by Carmen.

"It lends meaning to her life, even though she was only 18," he said

By The Star/Asia News Network, 16 September 2017


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Ms Serene Lee (left) with her children Jasher, 14, Jazaree, seven, and Joash, 17. The photo was taken in March last year during her first trip to Taiwan with a new heart.
PHOTO: Ms Serene Lee (left) with her children Jasher, 14, Jazaree, seven, and Joash, 17. The photo was taken in March last year during her first trip to Taiwan with a new heart.
Parents of heart donor to meet recipient, Serene Lee, who tracks them down after reading about teen girl's tragic death in the papers.
Ms Lee, a part-time clinic assistant had no heartbeat of her own. Her heart was fully powered instead by a mechanical pump that ran on a set of external batteries that had to be recharged every 12 hours.
She suffered from dilated cardiomyopathy, a disease of the heart muscle which causes a weakening of the heart such that it is unable to pump blood efficiently. This condition often leads to heart failure.
Mr Mark and Ms Lee said they are coming forward with their stories to raise awareness about organ donation in this part of the world, so more lives can be saved and that Carmen's legacy can continue.
PHOTO: Courtesy of Serene Lee
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A beating heart, strong and even, resonated for 30 seconds, then their tears started to flow.
PHOTO: A beating heart, strong and even, resonated for 30 seconds, then their tears started to flow.
Carmen Mark's parents (above) listening to a recording of her heart beating in Ms Serene Lee's chest.
PHOTOS: THE STRAITS TIMES, ST FILE
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Carmen Mark in her student nurse's uniform.
PHOTO: Carmen Mark in her student nurse's uniform.
Carmen, who had been studying to be a nurse at Nanyang Polytechnic, had suffered an arterial rupture in her brain.
But in death, she became a lifesaver - her heart, liver, kidneys and pancreas were donated to four patients. Her parents signed their consent for her organs to be donated under the Medical (Therapy, Education and Research) Act, which was what she had wanted.
'I promise you. Carmen's legacy will live on and I will walk the hospital wards until this heart stops, to be an inspiration to other patients for as long as this heart beats.' - Serene Lee, the recipient of Carmen's heart
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http://veryfatoldman.blogspot.sg/2017/09/couple-to-meet-woman-who-received-their.html




Reference
[1] The Star/Asia News Network, Organ donor's parents meet woman who received her heart, posted on 16 September 2017, http://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/organ-donors-parents-meet-woman-who-received-her-heart