9th Walk for Autism

Posted by Your Melaka June 12, 2018

9th Walk for Autism – Melaka

Sunday 16/09/2018

Time : 7 am to 11 am

Venue : Kota A’Famosa, Bandar Hilir

Do good by wearing a 9^th Walk for Autism T-Shirt on that day. For postage service, please visit the website https://myevent2u.com/reglist.asp?event=kanner

T-Shirt [ cm ]

Size 32 Chest 34 Length 57

Size 34 Chest 37 Length 58

Size XS Chest 39 Length 62

Size S Chest 40 Length 63

Size M Chest 45 Length 68

Size L Chest 46 Length 70

Size XL Chest 48 Length 72

Size 2XL Chest 53 Length 72

Size 3XL Chest 58 Length 78

Please contact your pickup point person-in-charge to book your T-Shirt and make appointment collect.

For more information, please contact :

Mdm Yew Mei Kuan 012 266 8348

Ms Ong Bee Yen 012 374 4216

Mr Vincentr Lim 016 688 1148

T-Shirt Collection Locations

Limbongan

Swiss Spectrum Wellness Center

No. 26-1, Jalan LJ 1,

Taman Limbongan Jaya,

75200 Melaka

Ms Irene / Ms Mindy 06 264 4391

Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Melaka

Kenanga Investment Bank Berhad

71 & 73, Jalan Merdeka,

Taman Melaka Raya,

75000 Melaka.

Ms Margaret Heng 016 770 0303

Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm

Paya Rumput

Leow & Teng Dental Clinic

6, Jalan Inang 4,

Taman Paya Rumput Utama

76450 Melaka

Mr Cong Chin Yaw 012 623 9922

Monday to Sunday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Jasin

LEC Auto Leather Marketing Sdn Bhd

J8046, Taman Mesra Rim,

77000 Jasin,

Melaka.

Mr Alan Yeo 016 662 3980

Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Selangor

E Vision Eyewear

David Lau 03 – 4295 7168

Klang

Ms Chin Li Hoong 016 311 3438

I have for the first time attended a function involving the autism group held in the mini-theatre of Oriental Medical in Melaka and is overwhelmed by their musical performance. Less out anyone outside the doors of the theater, everyone is inspired by the performers and stories of their summarized journey of life invoked the thinking brain to wonder how they have dealt with their imperfections from the very beginning.

As the saxophonist tell his agony of the earlier days, I held my face up to contain my tears with the eyes bottom lids, afraid or maybe shy that the audience would notice my emotion of momentary sadness. Shattered but quickly collected, I feel strong again, knowing that he has broke the ‘wall’ and is on stage to deliver his work to his audience.

How are we going to see them as from now.

I am sure they would like us to see them in this window of life, “ It is OK to be different “

Parents for the autistic child were sad, have coped and have hopes for them. Let’s not break their hopes and we have to begin seeing them an okay person, by accepting them a okay person and by treating them a okay person.