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Elizabeth Wong has been involved in human rights since her student days in Sydney and subsequently during her work in Nepal. She will be your voice in the State Assembly if elected as ADUN for Bukit Lanjan.
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June 21st, 2008
June 23rd, 2008 at 12:42 am
jalan di sekitar flat sri cempaka, jalan cempaka sd 12/2, bdr sri damansara, berlubang dan rosak, perlu diturap semula.kami amat kesal kerana kebanyakkan kawasan perumahan telah diturap sebelum pilihanraya tempohari.macam pilih kaseh,saya berharap pihak yb dapat menyokong dan berusaha mengatasi masalah ini dan dapat sokongan dari penduduk di sini.
June 26th, 2008 at 11:06 am
Dear Elizabeth
I am a resident at Mutiara Damansara, part of your constituent. There is a basic infrastructure issue at the first junction leading to Mutiara Damansara commercial area (named junction no. 1)along Persiaran Surian. All these years there was no proper bus stop at the said junction. Especially, when it rains, I could see commuters running towards shaded area under some trees and it can be fatal if lightning struck. I sincerely view this is a basic infrastructure issue, even to some third world countries.
Thank you have a good day.
June 26th, 2008 at 2:31 pm
Hot issue for Putra Heights folks
By LIM CHIA YING
Photos courtesy of ERICSON FERNANDEZ
FOR the past six years, residents of Bukit Lanchong, a neighbourhood at Putra Heights, have had to put up with foul smelling smoke from illegal open burning.
Many have got so used to the whiff that they brush it off as nothing, or just simply think that it is peat haze blowing in from neighbouring Indonesia.
Putra Heights resident Ericson Fernandez did not know how serious the open burning was until he noticed his two-year-old daughter coughing continuously and she has since been put on an inhaler.
Stinking problem: The illegal dumpsite at Bukit Lanchong.
Curious about where the smell came from, Ericson stumbled across an illegal dump site that he claimed has become a site for burning manufacturing and industrial waste.
“There was a bad stench coming from the ground. Every week there would be at least three periods of open burning, but it had slowed down in the past three weeks after it generated some interest with the authorities,” he said.
“The burning hours have also changed. It usually starts at around 11pm until about 2am to 3am, at a time when people are already sleeping so they would not notice anything.
“When morning arrives, our houses will be enveloped by a thick layer of man-made fog,” Ericson explained.
Another resident Teh Yee Wen has been following the case since moving to Putra Heights about two years ago.
“My nose is sensitive. I would bleed when the smoke gets overwhelming and it can even cause grogginess,” said Tee, who also had signatures from over hundred of residents protesting the open burning.
Other than Bukit Lanchong, another site previously threatened by similar open burning was Kampung Johan Setia along the Kesas Highway.
Smoked out: Plumes of smoke rising through the early morning air at Bukit Lanchong.
Chui Wing Hoe from Bandar Puteri Klang said the smoke could even be smelt from as far as his house when the burning takes place.
“Depending on the wind direction, the smoke can come up to our place and also Kota Kemuning and USJ. Although there is few cases of open burning now, there is still no permanent solution.
“We don’t know when it will come back,” Chui said.
While Bukit Lanchong reeks with the burning stench from an illegal dumpsite, it has been confirmed that the burning sites at Kampung Johan Setia were farmand that had been abandoned by the landowners and taken over by illegal immigrants.
Ericson wants to know why air pollutant index (API) readings are only conducted in the mornings and evenings when the real burning happens at night.
“Right now, I don’t think I’ll ever put this issue to rest as no long-term solution has been worked out. I’ve been exchanging numerous emails with our Kota Raja MP Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud who has been empathetic and even brought up the matter in Parliament,” Ericson said.
Dr Siti Mariah said the Department of Environment (DoE), the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ), and the Petaling District Land Office were aware of the issue.
Not a nice sight: The red glow of the fire can be seen lighting up the night sky in the area.
“I’m not sure at what stage it is at now as I’ve not met up with the DoE on this. However, I understand that these culprits dig very big holes in the ground to do the burning inside, after which the holes are quickly covered up.
“The DoE will have to catch these culprits red-handed,” she said.
Dr Siti Mariah also said the authorities were left with one alternative to solve the problem at Kampung Johan Setia, which was to issue summonses to the landowners who didn’t take care of their land.
“However, the problem now lies in identifying the landowners, which can be difficult as there are no marking on the borders of the land.”
She said while the onus is on the Land Office, any action would have to be coordinated at the state level which falls under the portfolio of State Environmental Committee chairman Elizabeth Wong.
“One department cannot ask another to do something without an order from the state. We need a coordination,” she said.
Selangor DoE director Che Asmah Ibrahim said landowners had been identified for some of the illegal burning sites at Bukit Lanchong and two court cases are being prepared.
She claimed that there was no more open burning at Kampung Johan Setia except when there is a dry spell.
“However, we are continuing to monitor it. Several steps have been taken so far, like getting the Drainage and Irrigation Department (DID) to deepen a drain to contain water to put out fires as a temporary measure.
“Water sources were not easily available previously, making it difficult for firemen to battle the blazes,” Che Asmah said.
She added that the state government had commissioned a study on the appropriate land use for the area.
“We have a list of over 1,500 owners but no markings have been made to show which plot of land is whose. Illegal immigrants have also taken over the abandoned land and they can only be caught while in action of lighting a fire.
“We have engaged the Global Environmental Centre (GEC) to carry out a study on suitability of soil use, which should be ready by mid-July. The GEC has been involved in a lot of big study cases in many areas in this region including Indonesia,” she said.
Wong, who admitted she has yet to visit Bukit Lanchong, confirmed that the DoE has indeed filed two investigation cases on two landowners for allowing open burning.
“Since it’s private land, there’s no way for us to cordon it off. The place is quite big, but only two lots are used for the open burning.
“Ideally, the landowners should be more responsible. However, we have a lot of witnesses so we trust the owners will appear in court,” Wong said.
She said the two lots could be confiscated as a last resort.
MPSJ president Datuk Adnan Md Ikhsan claimed he was not aware of the matter, but urged the public to give him information on the site and he would then take immediate action.
“If it’s an illegal dumping site, then we will have to take action and issue compounds. If it happens to be one of our contractors, we will terminate the contract immediately.
“This is an issue I will not tolerate and will not hesitate to go all out to nab the culprits,” he said.
June 30th, 2008 at 10:55 am
I am a resident of BU 12. Noticed car are speeding along Lebuh Bandar Utama leading to Kampung Chempaka. Junction near exit from BU 12/7 is very dangerous. I had made a phone complaint and will take some photo and send in soon. There was also a motorcyclist run down by a car on Sunday 15th June PM if not mistaken (saw that with my own eyes).
July 6th, 2008 at 12:48 pm
Dear YB , we find the Sand Mining at the Selangor River (opposite Selangor Agro Park ) is directly discharging the effluent back to the River,Since We understand that you are in charge of Environment , please do something on this existing problem.
July 13th, 2008 at 12:44 pm
The problem is related to Traffic police, not local council, can I complaint there?
July 13th, 2008 at 11:30 pm
Hi Elizabeth!
Congratulation of people beating BN!
May i know more and where can i join volunteering job like you did in Nepal.
Thank you!
Ooi
July 22nd, 2008 at 5:19 pm
To whom it may concern,
I’m quite disappointed with the COB department from MBPJ.
Currently,i’m facing the vice president of our JMB misuse of power and our JMB is left only 4 members as others are resigned and inactively at all. Refer to the ACT 663, the JMB should announce an EGM to select more member which is elected by residents to join.Unfortunately, 3 out of the 4 members don’t want to do it cos there will be RM387K sinking fund going to transfer to JMB.
In the initial, the lady in the COB department advise me to collect signature from 1/4 purchasers to form EGM. When i collect most of the purchaser’s signature then she told me i can’t simply asking for EGM with the collected signature. It is really confuse me.
But according to ACT 663 10(2), as long as 1/4 purchasers write in to request , JMB shall form EGM. But now COB in MBPJ say EGM is not simply requested and it has to decided by JMB.
Anyway, i wish i can know where can i get an accurate answer. I don’t wish due to the other member has met COB and COB just sided on one side and confusing me the only people in the JMB who wish to have more residents join in JMB to overlook the fund.
Shall you have any answer, kindly email me.
Thank you
From
Louise
July 22nd, 2008 at 5:19 pm
To whom it may concern,
I’m quite disappointed with the COB department from MBPJ.
Currently,i’m facing the vice president of our JMB misuse of power and our JMB is left only 4 members as others are resigned and inactively at all. Refer to the ACT 663, the JMB should announce an EGM to select more member which is elected by residents to join.Unfortunately, 3 out of the 4 members don’t want to do it cos there will be RM387K sinking fund going to transfer to JMB.
In the initial, the lady in the COB department advise me to collect signature from 1/4 purchasers to form EGM. When i collect most of the purchaser’s signature then she told me i can’t simply asking for EGM with the collected signature. It is really confuse me.
But according to ACT 663 10(2), as long as 1/4 purchasers write in to request , JMB shall form EGM. But now COB in MBPJ say EGM is not simply requested and it has to decided by JMB.
Anyway, i wish i can know where can i get an accurate answer. I don’t wish due to the other member has met COB and COB just sided on one side and confusing me the only people in the JMB who wish to have more residents join in JMB to overlook the fund.
Shall you have any answer, kindly email me.
Thank you
From
WL
July 28th, 2008 at 11:11 am
By way of introduction, I am an Associate Professor at NUS Law School. I am planning to convene a public forum at NUS Law School on October 10 or October 17 this year on the recent Malaysian election and I would like to invite Ms. Elizabeth Wong to be a member of our distinguished panel of speakers. I would be extremely grateful if someone could email me Ms. Wong’s contact email so that I can provide her with the details for her kind consideration.
August 6th, 2008 at 11:49 am
Dear YB,
I believe if anyone could answer the prayers of us folks living in West Selangor, you could be that person.
My problem started when I moved to Bandar Botanic in Klang about a year ago. Apart from the infrastructure, landscaping, etc the place looked good. However as I came to discover, there was a constant problem which was open burning. In the past, many who lived in PJ/KL have often thought that the smog or haze that occasionally shrouds the city was caused by our Indonesian neighbour. How naive and wrong was I?
Today I know for a fact how selfish and ignorant some farmers, villagers, and politicians can be. In the previous years before GE12, lies and lies were told about the haze. And to think that the previous MB had the audacity to call Selangor a developed state is beyond belief. And open burning was only one of the rampant rape to this beautiful land that was taking place. What about illegal dumping, polluting of rivers, illegal mining and dredging, illegal logging, and so on? What has been done to curb these crimes to the environment? I am shocked at what I have come to know off in the last one year. But more than shock is the feeling of being so disgusted with how the powers that be have forced us, the citizens to swallow the lies and living conditions that we have to put up with.
I am sorry if this email comment may be tinge with anger, for I cannot hide the fact that so many are suffering from breathing difficulties because of some corporation or someone’s selfish deeds. I urge you (through the state machinery) to take the irresponsible few to court and slap them with a fine that they deserve. Teach them a lesson that others will not dare to follow. Please put an end to this rampant abuse.
Thank you and may God give you the courage to do what is right.
PS – thank you for even highlighting and investigating this problem. I am sure that the rakyat had made the right choice in voting for change.
Yours sincerely,
Vincent
August 7th, 2008 at 10:56 pm
I have called up the telephone no for the senior citizens grant.THey said that the RM500 be only be paid to the beneficiary upon the parents death.On the Malaysia Today website you said that it would be granted to the parents..
What is the actual fact now?
September 6th, 2008 at 8:58 pm
Hi Elizabeth,
I am a resident of Bandar Sri Damansara and have been staying here since 10 years ago. Like many other residents here, I enjoy the quiet and nice residential environment within Sri Damansara.
However, I understand TA is planning to build a huge Shopping and Commercial area in Bandar Sri Damansara. I believe this will significantly affect the traffic condition here.
I have attended PKR’s Ceramah before and agree with the statement given in the Ceramah ( may not be you) that we don’t need development in this area and we in fact we should avoid over development.
I hope you could give a due consideration in this matter and bring this up in MPPJ.
I am a strong supporter of PK and I believe you guy can do better than the previous state government.
Look forward to your positive response and wish PK to succeed on Sep 16.
Best reagrds,
Choong Foong Heng
September 29th, 2008 at 1:28 pm
Why is the response from the http://www.bukitlanjan.com so slow?
My complains to e-aduan at MBPJ is as bad. Some of the problem reported as back as July08 have yet to have any response, let alone acknowledgement of action will be taken. Thank you.
Ben.
October 20th, 2008 at 6:13 pm
Dear Ms. Wong,
I am one of the residents of Puncak Damansara in Kampung Kayu Ara. My condominium block faces the river. The continuous rain everyday really worries my family and I and we are unable to sleep soundly as the errossion has caused even part of the car park of my condo to sink! The officers only came here once. After that it is long forgotten…..(as usual)…How much more damage does the MPBJ need before they can do something? In Malaysia, everything is on an ad hoc basis. The government will only form an ad hoc committee to monitor things only if there are people dead. Hence, I would strongly hope that you live up to your campaign slogan to help improve our situation before somebody dies.
Thank you.
Sharon Tan
October 28th, 2008 at 5:21 pm
di mana saya boleh dapat borang untuk insurance untuk warga emas
October 28th, 2008 at 7:47 pm
Hi, Ms. Elizabeth,
My name is Simon Yee,
Living around Bandar Sri Damansara is ok
but lately there have been break-in, robbery and also burglary in the Afternoon and so far there are 6 houses around Jalan SAGA SD 8 been broken into and have been a cause of concern.
Please help us by allocating funds to put survelliance camera around this area. And also beef up the police patrol maybe also build a police hq around this area to handle the growing crime rate.
Thanks
Simon Yee
012-2977815
December 7th, 2008 at 12:46 am
Hi,
I’ve written to you before but there was no reply. Kindly look into the problem of soil erosion behind the Puncak Damansara Condominium as lives are at stake. The area had a recent landslide at the river bank next to our bloack of condominium! MPBJ has yet to build and embankment to curb the soil erosion. Furthermore, there is a river running along this area. I am asking you again as our elected voice to do something about this. We do not want the terrible tragedy at Bkt Antrabangsa to ever occur. Resolve this problem before it is too late.
Sharon Tan
December 9th, 2008 at 5:27 pm
The hawker centre near my office at Mutiara Damansara in the vicinity of the surau and police station has been opened for one week now. Only some 5 of the stalls of the total (15 to 18) are operating.
During lunchtime today there is defintiely not enough patrons to sustain the business.
1)The road level to the stalls is about one metre high. The developer or MPPJ should quickly built some 3 steps to make the stalls more accessible.
2) There is no public transport into this area. Please arrange the MPPJ feeder bus to take the workers at Tesco, Ikano, Courts, The Curve,Cineleisure to this area daily between 12noon to 2.30pm to attend their Friday prayers, and patronize the small business people trying to make a living operating a food stall.
3) Perhaps you should also operate a service centre there during the lunch time to make PKR presence. Dont see you around after March 08.
February 16th, 2009 at 3:05 pm
Hi YB Elizabeth.
God speaks the truth and will show the way ! Those who tarnish and mercifully scupper to their lowest point to gain public support would suffer from God’s wrath. Be patient during this challenging times and the public is with you all the WAY.
God Bless.
CK Yeong
February 16th, 2009 at 3:09 pm
EW,
No matter what you do, do not even dare to resign or give up. You are a brave woman, keep it up. What goes around will come around. We are with you. I am ready to assist you in any way even though I a a nobody.
February 16th, 2009 at 5:37 pm
Keep up the good fight. God bless and take care. Like Eugene Morais – I am ready to assist you in any way.
February 17th, 2009 at 12:48 am
Dear Madam,
This is the moment people wants to see how resilient you are. Show them that you are the women of steel and do not succumb to this kind unscrupulous stupidity under any circumstances. Stay put. I’m a malay, me and my friends are with you all the way. God bless you.
mansor
February 17th, 2009 at 2:26 am
Dear YB, WE’RE ALWAYS HERE WITH YOU!!
February 17th, 2009 at 9:08 am
Dear YB,
It’s obvious even to the blind that you are a victim in this matter.
DO NOT give up! Stand firm for the People are behind you!!
God bless…
February 17th, 2009 at 9:41 am
Ms Wong,
I asked wife to vote for you (I vote for another area) and our decision was right. We can see the improvement you brought. We want you to be our assemblywoman and exco. Please do not quit. Listen, do not resign! We need you.
Screw those buggers.
February 17th, 2009 at 10:43 am
Elizabeth
You have done nothing wrong, don’t resign, Pakatan needs ADUN like you, you are our heroin, no matter what, we are with you.
We wish you the very best, we value your contribution so far.
February 17th, 2009 at 10:51 am
Please do not resign. We need you.
February 17th, 2009 at 3:08 pm
Dear YB Elizabeth,
This is Steven, a member of AMK from S.Petani. I feel sympathy to what had happened to you !
I would like to express my objection to your offer to resign as Selangor Exco and Adun for Bukit Lanjan.
Would anyone tell me, what have you done ? Have you committed a crime ? against the law ? Why must you resign ?
I would like to ask any Malaysian, do they ever naked at home ? Frankly, everyone did ! Especially those who stay alone. To those who are not staying alone, i’m sure they did naked during shower or making love with their love ones.
You are the victim of the incident ! You were photographed when you were asleep. it just like you were photographed when you were taking bath, or when you were changing your cloth. Is changing cloth or taking bath is an offence ? If it is, everyone in the world has committed a crime now.
Besides, what’s wrong with the Umno leaders ? Expecially ex-MB of Selangor, Khir Toyo and Melaka KM, Ali Rustam. You 2 have been many years as the leaders of states and Umno, but how come your judgement is so ‘low-class’ ? You urged Eli to stay down due to moral scandal, if it is you 2 haveto stay down too as you did naked at home too ! Hey please do not politicalize the incident as it has been manupulated due to political reason of BN.
If Eli circulate her nude photo to public or been naked in the public, she has committed to crime. Now the person who suppose to be punished is the person who snapped her nude photo without her permission and circulated it to the public not Elizabeth !
Dear Elizabeth, you are innocent ! Please do not crouch to the conspiracy of BN ! If you resign, they are glad as they have achieved your objective. Please do not surrender to BN.
We, the member of PKR nationwide will always support and stand firm behind you in facing this incident 1
Besides, I would like to urge the leadesr of PKR especially central leadership to support our YB Elizabeth and pursuade her not to quit.
As reported by Merdeka Review, the force of calling her to quit is actually PKR party leaders after last night’s meeting. As we know this is the conspiracy of BN, it has nothing to do with Eli’s moral. Therefore I would call for all PKR party leaders to stand behind of Elizabeth and support her to continue her responsibility to serve the people !
Dear PKR Leaders, it is time for your to show your support to someone with had sacrificed a lot for the party and the people of Malaysia !
February 17th, 2009 at 4:36 pm
Dear Elly,
I don’t know how to contact but I think this is the only way. I have never met you but I have followed your work and also read a lot about you. I respect your many views on human rights and your sincere intentions for justice. I am sorry about what has happened to you. I am very upset and I share grief.
Elly, you have not done anything wrong. You must not give in to such uncultured acts. You must stand by yourself.
I am very far away from Malaysia. I wish I could talk to you but I am sure you have many steady, close ones providing you support.
Be patient! As Lao Tzu said, “Are you patient enough until the water becomes still and the mud settles down.” The strongest wind will slow down. You have done no wrong.
You are free to communicate with me. My prayers are with you.
February 17th, 2009 at 5:17 pm
EW,
Common, don’t cry over spilt milk!
It’s time you stand-up to put up a fight.. Show us you can do it..Overcome those absurd accusations.
You have the will to do it..
We need the Fighter in you to make a come back.. Why suffer and let the “PERPETRATOR(S)” go free.
Stand up for what is right and help your people who are mature enuff to know whats happening.
We can’t wait to see you up and bouncing again… We the rakyat need people like you to fight along with our struggles..
Bring back Justice for the people where it belongs. Don’t fall prey to the baddies out there similar to vultures !
Enuff is enuff.
Voter in BktLanjan
February 17th, 2009 at 5:23 pm
Please do not quit from your post.
You are not the issue.
February 17th, 2009 at 5:30 pm
SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER..
HANG IN THERE… JUST YOU WAIT..
THIS WILL BE A BLESSING IN DISGUISE.
YOU ARE THE BEST!
IT’S 2009 PEOPLE R SMARTER
THOSE OUT TO GET YOU CAN “KISS THEIR …. GOOD-BYE!
STAY ON AND FIGHT THIS THE GREATER MENACE OUR COUNTRY IS FACING.
February 17th, 2009 at 6:37 pm
You have support far beyond your country, it is shameful what the people behind that media story have you put you through. Stay strong.
February 17th, 2009 at 7:04 pm
Why wait for any comeback? Stay. We should be able to do whatever we want in the privacy of our homes. Why quit? You quit, they win!
February 17th, 2009 at 10:44 pm
Buat YB, JANGAN BERPUTUS ASA, jangan letak jawatan, teruskan bekerja banyak lagi yang rakyat harapkan padamu.
February 17th, 2009 at 11:00 pm
at this trouble time,no body can help and do not look upon men for solution,look above where you can find peace and comfort.be strong.
February 18th, 2009 at 12:13 pm
Any fool can see you are not in fault. Such a waste of your effort and hard work to simply give up now. I can’t help but think the potential of this incident being a motive for some unscrupulous characters out there ready to pounce on this opportunity.
Over the years, women has to prove herself over and over again. Each of us individually tolerates more of life’s challenges than we care to admit, this is just a walk in the park.
Stand strong!
February 18th, 2009 at 1:58 pm
please don’t quit.
February 19th, 2009 at 3:41 pm
Dont Be Afraid! Bojongkia, a Chinese song which I wrote. You are single & not breaking a marriage contract having an extra-marital affair and the photo was snapped without your knowledge. Every human is entitled to his or her privacy and this must be respected. Our bujang (singles) group is solidly behind you.
February 19th, 2009 at 3:58 pm
Yeah, all bujangs unite! A single myself & with lots of courage, love & affection, may I offer to help you out of this unfair situation which is the political manipulation of the gift of right of a single.
February 19th, 2009 at 4:09 pm
Selamat petang YB Eli,
Kebanyakan orang di Selangor yang menyokong PR mengharapkan agar YB Eli agar memikirkan semula perletakan ADUN Bukit Lanjan.We all love you as we saw you are very dedicated person in every angle.YB letakan kepercayaan rakyat Selangor untuk YB terus berkhidmat .
February 19th, 2009 at 4:45 pm
Dear YB Elly,
I feel very sorry to what had happened to you. But you have not done anything wrong, you should not resign. Be strong and fight for yourself. We are with you.
February 20th, 2009 at 8:54 am
Dear YB Elizabeth,
Before my comment, PLEASE DO NOT RESIGN AND FALL TO DEVIL’S TRAP. This is what they want and plan. They want all PR to fall, so they would any means that you could never thought of at all. That i call devil.
I believe this will happen to more of PR, we all know why. You better leave your the guy who betray you and DONT EVER GIVE HIM ANY CHANCE EVEN HE BEG YOU.
My complaints -
1. At Jalan Cemara SD3/4, bandar sri
damansara. The alam Flora or MBPJ
did not clean the leaves and it is
so dirty.
2. Adjacent to 20 and 21, Jalan Cemara
SD 3/4 has a few pothole that
contain water when rain or when ppl
wash their cars etc. I already made
a report to MBPJ but of no response
after 3 weeks. We are afraid of
Dengue.
Hope that those who responsible could help in this matter.
Thank you so much.
Sam 012-3706609
February 22nd, 2009 at 1:19 am
I feel very sorry to what had happened to you.
February 24th, 2009 at 9:07 pm
i ingat yb kekalkan jawatan exco wakil rakyat eli berkerja dengan iklas orang nampak dan tahu.eli pun tak salah dalam perkara ini. ini privacy hal rumah kita mengapa orang perlu campur tangan.mula2 i ingat you berhenti resign lama 2 i fikir ingat you jangan berhenti sebab masa depan masih cerah dan fikir lah masak2.iharap u terus kan perjuangan. u tak bersalah mengapa perlu berhenti.i harap u terima my opinion dan hantar email majudin62@gmail.com ingin kepastian dan terima kasih untuk eli.
February 25th, 2009 at 12:36 pm
Dear Eli,
Right is on your side.Justice will be served even if it takes a millenium.Take all these human grudges with a smile and humility in your heart.Forgive your perpetrators.You will rise again;this I’m sure.Finally,on matters of the heart,follow your head;not your heart.God bless you.