We thought my daughter had dengue. She ended up needing heart surgery

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Channel News Asia	We thought my daughter had dengue. She ended up needing heart surgery	At just 17, Max Ee's daughter Qi Le needed heart surgery no one saw coming. He says having to make a critical decision about her future confirmed his belief that life is unpredictable.	30 Oct, 13:30	30 Oct, 13:45	0m	channelnewsasia.com	First

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