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i am now 33 years old and grew up at mata ikan village with my grandmother,
had happy fond memories of this place.
My grandmother has just suffered a massive stroke yesterday, and will not ever regain. She was a single parent who raised her 10 childern through making lime-water for painting. Will miss her very very much, I feel sad that there will be no space which will allow me to reconnect and set my bearings which remain the center of my existence.
Hi deadfish,
I’m 1 year older than you. I stayed at Mata Ikan for 3 years, and then spent the next 12 years at Somapah village.
Like you, I had happy fond memories of the place.