Esther was more than just a physiotherapist. She was a source of comfort, creativity, and genuine kindness. Eash physiotherapy session was more than just a job, it was a carefully planned and thoughtfully administered time of care for my late mom. Over six years, Esther journeyed patiently with my late mum, helping her rebuild her cognitive and physical abilities after a massive stroke that left her immobile except on her mum’s cognitive skills and strengthen her muscles, from ball exercises to leg-kicking routines to help her movement and coordination. What always touched me was how Esther has brought joy and imagination into every session. Using simple tools like ice cream sticks, giant Lego blocks, a fishing game, colour pencils, and even eggs, she made each therapy session engaging and meaningful. I was deeply moved that even during her pregnancy, she continued to lift my late mum to stand up. An act that spoke volumes of her devotion and care. Though my late mum could no longer speak after the stroke, her eyes always sparkled with joy during those one-hour therapy sessions. She looked forward to each visit, and whenever the session ended, she often expressed her reluctance to see Ester leave, a beautiful sign of the bond they shared. Beyond the exercises, Esther often went the extra mile, gently massaging my mum’s tired neck as he suffered from left neglect due to the stroke. She also took the time to develop daily exercise schedule and patiently trained the live-in caregivers to continue the physiotherapy with my mum. Her compassion, dedication, and cheerful presence brought great comfort not only to my mum but also to our family. Our family remains deeply grateful for Esther’s faithful service and the love she poured into her work. We would highly recommend her services, for she is a physiotherapist who works with her heart as much as with her hands. My late mum was truly blessed to have her by her side.​