Pinay OFW sa Singapore, naiyak dahil sa ginawa ng kaniyang employer
- A Filipina helper in Singapore cried tears of joy after her employer surprised her with a birthday celebration
- To celebrate her special day, her employers took her to a Filipino restaurant to enjoy home-cooked meals
- This was the first time in 10 years of service that Abegail experienced such a gesture from an employer
- The story went viral, highlighting the deep bond and appreciation between OFWs and the families they serve
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A touching video has captured the hearts of many after Mothership shared the story of Abegail, a Filipina domestic helper working in Singapore. Despite the challenges of working far from home, a simple act of kindness from her employer brought her to tears.
Source: Instagram
Denson, the son of Abegail's employer, shared a video showing her looking shocked and emotional. The dinner was organized to celebrate her birthday and to thank her for her hard work.
Abegail couldn't help but cry as she tasted familiar Filipino dishes. According to Denson, "She became emotional the moment she tasted Filipino food."
In the video, Denson mentioned that in Abegail's 10 years of working as a caregiver, this was the very first time an employer of hers had done something like this for her.
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Abegail is currently the primary caregiver for Denson's father, who is immobile. Because of her dedication, the family now treats her as one of their own. Even the elderly man she cares for became emotional while joining in to sing happy birthday to her.
Many people online were moved by the video, sending birthday wishes for Abegail and praise for the family.
"Even the dad is crying ah."
"Bless this family for recognizing her hard work."
"Aaww, we need more of such kindness in this world."
"Jokes on you, I was planning to cry today anyway, seriously."
"Everyone deserves to feel loved and extra special on their birthdays."
"Those are very good people. They treat her well because she treats their father well."
"Silent gratitude is our way. Gifts and ang baos to our helpers, thanking them for their love and hard work in our family."
As previously reported by KAMI, Filipina domestic worker Rhodora Alcaraz arrived in the Philippines after rescuing a 3-month-old baby during a deadly Hong Kong fire. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos met Alcaraz at NAIA during the opening of new airport facilities. The November blaze killed at least 160 people and is considered the world’s deadliest residential fire since 1980. Police have arrested multiple individuals linked to construction work and faulty fire alarms at the apartment complex.
Meanwhile, OFW couple Donnabelle Lee and Jeffrey Luage brought home 12 rescued dogs from Kuwait to Sibonga, Cebu. The dogs were originally abandoned as puppies outside their workplace in Kuwait. Authorities ordered the demolition of their shelter, prompting the couple to bring the dogs to the Philippines. Lee and Luage built a sanctuary in Cebu and plan to rescue 11 more dogs left in Kuwait, earning praise online.
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