I LOVE your story, and I'm in awe: you've done so much and achieved so much in the few years you're on this earth. Just wow. I recognise a lot in your stories about Singapore. I know exactly what you mean when you said you weren't feeling well physically and emotionally. I never knew what people meant when they said they were home sick because I had never felt it. Until I left Singapore that is. I was physically ill and walked the streets of my home town like a bit of a zombie. I met the best people in the world in Singapore and still talk to almost all of them! Most have lived through some adventures since then, but our mutual adventures were the best! I can still smell the food and the way certain areas smelled. The smell of fresh textiles on Orchard road or Newton circus food court. The good wages Singapore airlines pays reflects on their staff. If it only seems like you're moving you have their attention and they will do anything to make it comfortable to travel with them, all with a smile. I would chose Sing airlines over any other if given the choice. I lived in Toa Payoh Rise, in one of the apartments where the nurses had been before that. The hospital only closed months before I went to Singapore. I was living with three others in a one bedroom apartment, but had the best time. We lived in a little green piece of paradise close to the bustling city, I loved it! I'm glad you're on steemit and it will hopefully help to get your minds on new things. I am looking forward to read about your adventures and food, food.....food.. lol. Oh and you being home schooled was great for me to read. And going through university after that and your life after that. It shows that once a young person sets their mind to something, they can do anything they want to do. Respect! I can see it in my children now too. My 9 year old just asked me how to hack into her sister's account....Uhm...what to say to that? lol