A Little Story to Share

Lee-chin Heng

Lee-chin Heng

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Malaysia, education, equal rights

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An autobiographical article of a physically disabled person from Malaysia.

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Dec 28, 2014

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Vol. 1 No. 2

Section

Creative Works

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Author Biography

Lee-chin Heng

Lee-chin Heng is a Certified associate diploma holder in music. She is currently working as a piano accompanist in a ballet school. Lee-chin will be taking up the post as music tutor in a disabled centre, that will be giving free music tuition to all disabled people. She will also oversee the music department of an art troupe that plans to travel to Taiwan by the middle of 2004, and the music department of an art centre for the disabled to be ready by 2005. We welcome people from all walks of life, disabled or otherwise, to join our music classes. Anyone interested in visiting our centre or just to know more about us can email Lee-chin at lc_h02@yahoo.com or our centre at bgcentre@yahoo.com.

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