I was looking forward to our hospital visits. The paediatric nephrologist at the Children Hospital in Kuala Lumpur and I have been in contact for a long while now. 9 .30am - a bikers escort composed of fathers children that also are patients of the hospital guided Paul and I to our meeting.

I was amazed at the effort the hospital did to greet us ; a large part of the staff was there on arrival, it was a very emotional moment. Short after, we were invited to the conference room in order to discuss about WorldRiderZ work in progress (GRN) and the hospital's needs.

Escorted by doctors, nurses and security staff of the hospital, we got introduced to patients from both children and adults wards. Those moments are difficult to live as a father of a baby boy having decreased kidney function but also are showing the challenges this disease is for a life time for patients. I met extraordinary people that have suffered for so long and still carry a smile during a dialysis treatment ! Those 1 on 1's are to me an emotional moment that gives me even more desire to fulfill what we have initiated since the last 14 months !

HUMIDE? I think I have never ridden under such weather condition ! It really was our 1st test for the team, traffic in Malaysia can be as stressfull as some capital cities during peak hour. Add to this extremely hot temperature and a large dose of humidity and you'll get a good understanding of today's great achievement !

K.L is definitely a busy city ; lots of cars, plenty of action in the streets and many areas to visit. It was good to leave the city and explore the inland starting with a good morning ride to Melaka, the historical city of Malaysia. I liked the numerous shops and the variety. But getting there was a challenge. Riding on these roads can be very dangerous ; locals have the habit to overtake so close to you that you are lucky there is no crash !

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