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Hi Sir Felx…blog has been put down. However, it may take a while for it to be taken out of Google and Yahoo!’s indeces. I pray for your family and your safety.
Sir, si Kag,felix santos po ito request po sana na maalis muna ako sa blog nyo may mga death threats po me now regarding dun sa mga nakabangga ko na drugs syndicate malaki ang grupo na to at na perwisyo ko kalakal nila kaya binabalikan nila ako they track me thru net at isa sa pinaka mabilis ay yung sa atin pag type lang ng name ko labas agad blog mo , nakuha din nila cel no, ko nagpalit na ko new kaya baka matutulungan mo ko kahit hide muna yang atticle natin tulong mo nalang sa akin para sa safrty ko . kung maari lang po naman! salamat
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When I chanced upon Ma. Ceres Doyo’s column, "Dying Filipino caregiver in Canada is being kicked out", I came to internalize the irony that our "yayas" endure. It is almost trite but it rings true in all cases. Many domestic helpers, especially those who fly abroad, leave their own families behind to take care of others.
In my family’s case, many househelps have come and gone–some leaving lasting impressions for being an integral part of the household.
More than the pay and the financial support, what can you do to make your yayas realize and feel that they are indeed part of the family? Certainly the case of Juana Tejada deserves attention, for it touches on the compromising ordeal of domestic helpers that is, many times, left unnoticed… almost to oblivion.
