In Order to Always Be There for Aisyah, Denada is Willing to Travel Back and Forth between Indonesia and Singapore

Kapanlagi.com - Denada does her best to give her time to Aisyah, her child. Although she has been declared cured of leukemia, Aisyah still has to continue her hospital visits.

Nevertheless, the 45-year-old woman still accepts work in Indonesia. However, she also prioritizes her child's education, as she has started going to school.

"Actually, managing the schedule is the most important thing because Aisyah is already in school. So when I'm in Singapore, it's my responsibility to ensure that her schooling goes smoothly," Denada said when met in the Jalan Kapten Tendean area, Mampang, South Jakarta, on Friday (22/12/2023).

"But I also make sure that her check-up appointments go smoothly," Denada added.

1. Always Match Schedules

For that reason, Denada always tries to match her work schedule with Aisyah's activities at school. She also always checks the schedule for health check-ups at the hospital.

"So if I divide it, I always make sure that my work schedule doesn't clash with her check-up schedule. No matter what her school schedule is," Denada explained.

2. Always Strive to Be There

If there is a work schedule that clashes with her child's activities, Denada is willing to travel back and forth between Indonesia and Singapore. Her tiredness is paid off with a happy smile from her child.

"Like yesterday, for example, she had an event at her school. She performed in a musical event, while I had an event in Indonesia. So what I did was, I came back to Singapore just for that event. After the event, I went back to Indonesia," said Denada.

"That's something that I have managed to handle after 5 years, including yesterday when it was her birthday. Then she asked for a small party, but I had a work schedule. So what I did was, I worked in Surabaya, then I went back there (Singapore). In the morning, I arranged and prepared for the party. After the party, I stayed overnight. In the morning, I went back again. No matter what, I try my best to attend such events," Denada concluded.

(kpl/aal/pit)