Moments after she saw her 15-year-old son arrested by the police in their flat for assault, Wilson Peh's mother collapsed in front of him. The hairdresser had suffered a stroke.
Although she was able to walk with the aid of a walking stick after the stroke, she never recovered from that traumatic episode. Eventually, she needed dialysis and developed other health problems.
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