@nadibsss: Anak solehah mama ni membesar ditemani doctors dan nurses je. 4 months plus diorang yang jagakan Sarah untuk mama. Tapi takde satu hari pun mama tak pergi tengok Sarah. You have been through a lot as a baby. Mama is soooo proud of you, my baby ❤️ Semoga terus kuat semangat, panjang umur, dilindungi Allah selalu. Semoga semua sakit Sarah, Allah akan gantikan dengan kesihatan yang sempurna. Ni last okay masuk hospital lama lama. Lepas ni mama kurung dekat rumah je hehe. Mama loves you, so much my baby ❤️

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Sarah strong girl! 🩷🩷
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mama kuat , anak pun kuatttt ! 💚💚💚
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