As a working adult, Mr Johnny Woo Jia Ying was caught up with getting promoted on the job and accumulating wealth, but surviving a stroke three years ago changed all that. Now, the 39-year-old Singaporean’s resolution for the new year is simply to “stay alive” and be in good health. In March 2021, a blood vessel in his brain ruptured while he was having a staycation in a hotel here.
As a working adult, Mr Johnny Woo Jia Ying was caught up with getting promoted on the job and accumulating wealth, but surviving a stroke three years ago changed all that. Now, the 39-year-old Singapore an’s resolution for the new year is simply to “stay alive” and be in good health.
In March 2021, a blood vessel in his brain ruptured while he was having a staycation in a hotel here.
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