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[Sg] - Lee Wei Ling has just died
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Tiagong ,
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Tan Kin Lian & Lawyer Lim Tean
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She died in the house it seems. Her soul will defend the property from now on. If Pinky and his wife try to turn the house into some monument, they will have to face her wrath first.
female life expectancy in singapore is 83. she died at 69. a bit too early....
Lee Wei Ling took great care of white prince 小白脸 when his mother died of heart attack when he was still an infant.
I hope white prince is allow to see his aunt for the very last time
I hope white prince is allow to see his aunt for the very last time
Don’t quite understand….. the children or the parents need to be-detoxed ..??
If she is vaxxed, you can expect no shock.
Most vaxxed will die suddenly afterall
Ho Ching probably. She finally got rid of the sibling that has been critical of her in the Lee family.
this is better than k drama. Let the wrath begin
her turn will come. It will be slower and more painful. RIP Dr lee
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read what her bro said, give to charities.
All have to die. Putin...Xi...assloon...
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Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong shared a tribute following the passing of his sister, Dr Lee Wei Ling, who died at 69 after battling progressive supranuclear palsy.
He reflected on their childhood and Dr Lee’s achievements, including her success in medicine and her role as the family’s caretaker.
LHL described Dr Lee as fiercely loyal and independent, highlighting her close bonds with patients and her passion for fairness.
He also acknowledged the strained relationship between them after the passing of their father, Lee Kuan Yew, in 2015, which centred around disagreements over the family home.
Despite their differences, LHL expressed sadness at her loss and remembered her strength in facing her illness with stoicism.
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On 9 October 2024, Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong (LHL) shared a personal reflection on the passing of his sister, Dr Lee Wei Ling, following an announcement by their brother, Lee Hsien Yang (LHY).
In a detailed Facebook post, LHL recounted childhood memories and Dr Lee’s accomplishments while acknowledging the complex family dynamics that defined their later years.
Dr Lee, a renowned paediatric neurologist and the only daughter of Singapore’s founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew, passed away at 69.
She had been battling progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a degenerative neurological condition she publicly revealed in 2020.
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Early Memories and Academic Accomplishments
In his post, the former Prime Minister shared a childhood memory of Dr Lee’s first day in kindergarten, recalling how she cried all the way home on the school bus despite his attempts to comfort her.These early familial memories framed the tribute, highlighting Dr Lee’s academic achievements. Promoted from Primary One to Primary Three within a year, she excelled throughout her education, eventually earning the prestigious President’s Scholarship.
She pursued medicine, graduating at the top of her class from the University of Singapore (now National University of Singapore) and specialising in paediatric neurology. Her passion for her work and commitment to her patients defined her career, where she built lasting relationships with those under her care.
Fierce Loyalty and Independence
LHL also remembered Dr Lee’s strong character and unwavering loyalty to those she cared for. She sympathised with the underdog and acted decisively when she saw injustice.Her outspoken nature was apparent in her columns for The Sunday Times, where she voiced her views with passion and conviction.
She later published her writings in A Hakka Woman’s Singapore Stories: My Life as a Daughter, Doctor and Diehard Singaporean, reflecting her candid perspective on personal and national issues.
The Rift Between Siblings
While the tribute focused on familial bonds and early memories, it did not ignore the well-known rift between LHL and his siblings, particularly Dr Lee.After the death of their father, Lee Kuan Yew, in 2015, the relationship between the siblings became strained.
The rift was largely centred around the future of their family home at 38 Oxley Road, where Dr Lee had lived with their parents. Lee Hsien Loong alluded to this divide in his post, stating that “a shadow fell between my siblings and me.”
Though he expressed regret that he was unable to fulfil their father’s wish to care for his younger siblings, Dr Lee had been outspoken about her criticism of her brother’s actions.
She famously referred to him as the “dishonourable son” during the public dispute over their father’s legacy and the family home.
This familial discord extended beyond personal matters and into national consciousness, with Dr Lee accusing LHL of misusing his influence as Prime Minister and betraying their father’s wishes.
Despite these tensions, LHL emphasised that he held “nothing against” Dr Lee and sought to ensure her welfare in her final years, though the gap between them was never fully bridged.
Illness and Final Years
In 2020, Dr Lee revealed that she had been diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy. As a neurologist, she had self-diagnosed the condition before formal confirmation.LHL described how Dr Lee faced her illness with characteristic “fortitude and stoicism,” sharing her condition publicly and acknowledging it as something to be “borne and endured.” Her health gradually deteriorated over the years, though she continued to live independently at the Oxley Road home.
LHL also recognised Dr Lee’s critical role in their parents’ lives, especially in the years before their deaths. She had overseen their mother’s care after a series of strokes and supported their father as he aged, taking on much of the responsibility for their well-being.
A Complex Legacy
LHL concluded his tribute by expressing sorrow over his sister’s passing, saying, “I will deeply miss Ling. May she rest in peace.”Despite these sentiments, LHL’s tribute is only part of the complex relationship he had with Dr Lee.
Her fierce independence and willingness to challenge him publicly left an indelible mark on their relationship, one shaped by personal and political differences. Dr Lee’s legacy extends beyond her family role to include her medical achievements, her outspokenness on national issues, and her unyielding character.
Her passing marks the close of a chapter in the Lee family’s history—one filled with both unity and division.
Dr Lee will be remembered for her remarkable contributions to medicine and her determination to live by her convictions, even when it meant standing in opposition to her brother, LHL.
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