Alcohol ruined my life,made me a monster | Lynn Ngugi Show
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Waihiga Mutero knows what it means to have alcohol ruin and control your entire life.
At age 15, she was already mixing drinks and in her twenties she was taking it like water. Not only did she become hostile towards her sister but it also took her nine years to get her degree.
So what exactly changed?
Here is her story on today's episode of the Lynn Ngugi Show
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Thank you so much for watching🙏
One day at a time. We share a lot in common and just surprised..❤
Am proud of you Waihiga
Lynn,can we have a parent/family member who had to deal with alcoholism in the family?
Will check Her Channel. She is extremely intelligent. Thank you for sharing her story. This was huge!
Waihiga! You are a brilliant mind that almost got robbed the brilliant future of your destiny. For you, to have shared your story must have taken STRENTH! in which you try not to take credit for, and you say it is the grace of God. Grace is amplified when we are open for it to take its natural course.
I see a greater future for You! making meaningful contributions to our community and beyond as you take your journey, one day at a time.
Thank you for caring to share. You are in our good thoughts and intentions.( some like to call it prayers 🤣)More Blessings 💕💕💕
i was an alcoholic my life was literally over one day i decided enough was enough and decided to quit i havent had alcohol from february 2011 no rehab i read an AA book and prayed alot when i wake up in the morning i have a choice to drink or not to drink i chose the later 10 years and counting God is great
Impressive
STRONG
It is only God who delivers us from bondage of sin.
I want to have this testimony 10 years to come. 2 weeks sober cold turkey
Haha. I like how the story begins. When she talked to the alcohol like where have you been all my life? That was me with weed. I ended up getting high almost everyday if not everyday for four years. I am 6 months sober now. If anyone is reading this and thinks drugs and thinks its good for them, try and stop. If you cannot control it, you are in problems. But if you stop using for a while and look at the bigger picture, youll realize there was a gap you were trying to fill, but the sad part is, drugs only filled that gap temporarily. You'll always try to catch that feeling again, how it felt the first time you drunk or smoked, but the more you chase that first high the more you need to get there. In short, addiction is real and spiritual and there's only one person who can break such shackles; JESUS. Whoever is set free by the son is free indeed. That's how I stopped using. JESUS. Praise God.
Amen.
Hugs
@@sarahngige1589 thank you.
@@potaahthechef Kuja huku kwa Lynn. Atleast for the boy child.
@@wambuialice5987 I've thought about it and the impact it would have and I'm still thinking.
When she said it's only God who can deliver from alcoholism i said a big AMEN....
I agree with you
Amen
Amen
Amen, it's true
I have been sober all my life but my kizungu isn't even 10 percent of hers. All the best beautiful .
This is hilarious
😃
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣same here
Amazing.
Lusungu she got it from S.A
Alcoholism is also a stronghold from the devil.....call it a spirit if you like springing up from many experiences. In Jan 2019 when I knelt beside my bed to pray as I started my 10 days fast, I was having a crazy hangover, hardly could walk.
A pastor from a church I had started going to in November previous year suggested we fast so that we can start the year well. After the cross-over service, I went on a drinking spree. But after kneeling down and crying to God that evening with a crazy hangover, I stood up with a changed appetite. That coming Sunday morning in my livingroom listening to a gospel song before going to church, I got convicted and gave my life to Christ.
2019 was a struggle coz I was still dealing with the same friends and everytime we met they expected me to have a drink, I would shingo upande but just a drink or two. They couldn't believe that I was nolonger interested in drinking. I didn't buy anymore alcohol to keep at home though.
Late 2019 I decided to cut ties with everyone I knew in that world and my journey of sobriety really started. 2 years later, I don't remember that life. God has restored me and wiped away all the pain. I am at a better place. A very calm, happy, and very productive person. No anxities anymore.
I don't know what I would have done or what would have happened to me if Covid crazy would have found me ln that lifestyle...🤔🙆♀️
I thank God. Glory to God!
Glory b to Jesus,
Glory to God for delivering you from those chains.
Glory to almighty God
AMEN
Glory be to almighty God.
Just discovered this channel yesterday and I am glued to it . I have watched 4 episodes already. Good job Lynn from South Africa 🇿🇦
Am in love with her lusungu🤣🤣,she is wonderful sharing her story and inspiring someone it's abundantly blessed.lynn I think even parents go through alot seeing their kids reaching to a certain age the vitu zinachange,hope one day you will interview a parent who have seen their child going through this.
Thank you for sharing am happy for your parents never give up on you .i have a daughter who is struggling with same problem .am encouraged to stand with her
Until she overcome
Keep fighting for her, God is in control
Hata mimi hapo nimeweswa😊
Lusungu 😉😉
Unasikia kule alisomea. Man nyambura or mr.kamau were not he teachers😂
This is such an inspiring story. Thank you for it. Really happy to see someone who has overcome an addiction. I must agree that sustaining sobriety requires God's grace, without it relapse is just a matter of when. Just got into my second month of sobriety and this amazing story could not have come at a better time.
We are soo proud of you and routing for you....keep going....!!
Congrats!!!! I hope my bro gets sober too...
@@dhiambiokuom2159 Thank you so much.
@@MentalWellnessWithWaihiga Thank you for sharing your story. You have no idea the impact it has on people like me. We feel rejuvenated. Wishing you all the best on this journey.
@@kainikakidz63 I pray and hope that he will. What Waihiga's story tells us is that, it can be done, it is possible.
Can we have likes for Waihiga's Mum?She is one in a million.The fact that she never gave up on her daughter speaks volumes about a mother's pure love.
So touching!
That is wat mothers need to do.
God bless her
For real! She's a star 👏🏿
Only a mother's love..that's why christ explained his love using a mother's love analogy, the fact that most people at her 'help home' could always anticipate her mother ❤
@@sallyjambo5316 ah ah..that is what mothers do
Very true
Alcoholism has 5 Stages. And it is a nervous system Illness
1.experimenting and Binge drinking
2.increase to alcohol
3.problem drinking
4.physical Dependance
5.100% Addiction .here the alcohol is being consumed anytime and anything one comes across..dont care attitude etc
Yes i have been thru this stages for 20yrs and i did 2 therapies that didnt work even i backslided again..wow it is a non ending rollercoaster i swear.i eventually did a cold Therapy all by myself @home of which was not easy but i remained patient and consistent..
Well it's now almost 4yrs that i dont consume alcohol.. and every second that passes without that stuff then i keep thanking God and always proud of myself.
Whoever is reading this and is trying to fight an addiction my encouragement is "for every problem there is always a solution" and change has to start within you..don't give up.blessed all
The eloquence, openness and the lesson. 👌👌👌👌
Lynn the things you're doing 🙏🙏🙏God bless you.
I was addicted just I came from the states..
11years sober after vituko Na sarakasi..
Principle avoid the first drink..
I did a Kiambu Mombasa matatu commandeering
fought with everyone including the police..
Down the line I stabilized ..
Stable and succeeding
I don’t usually comment but your story really touched me!!! I had a similar experience with alcohol. Even though I didn’t start as young as you did… I have watched alcohol ruin my life 😩😩 I felt it when you said “I craved alcohol” owiiii I don’t know how many times I’ve told people that, but no one believed me wah! I’m sober now, but looking back I don’t think I would have made it out if it wasn’t for God!
Thank you so much for sharing your story. I know it wasn’t easy, but part of recovery is sharing your success!! All the best Waihiga, you got this!! #proudisanUnderstatement #sober4life #Look@God 🙌🏾
I'm proud of you Yvonne! ✊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
Finally...someone speaking out about the alcoholic epidemic silent killer in Kenya! Now amongst women...generational problem!
We can pray to God because alcohol has destroyed a lot of families.It’s becoming a culture in Kenya.
Women are drinking more than men nowadays..
Wickedness itself! It's been glorified in marketing billboards but aiiii this is a demon!!
Have seen this culture in Ug,but funny enough they don't go down like in Kenya..May be their quality is better and they also eat very well.
Great story Waihiga. Am 1year eight months sober after drinking for over 20 years. Became sober through the program she talking about AA. Will never drink again and I don't have the urge to drink.
She has a great sense of humour and was very candid about what she went through.
Waihiga your story is so informative....especially the Rehab part. God be with you now and always
True, hope we take caution on the rehabs.
He who started a good work in her shall accomplish. Nothing hard before God.all the best girl!
Binge watching Anne on my 7 hour trip from Istanbul to Ankara. You always make my days . This is such an inspiration. Happy for Waihiga.
She's called lynne
Powerful story...I am challenged because all through her story I had someone who was once close to me in mind. I distanced myself from them due to their addiction but now feeling challenged.
There are some technical terms used that are quite exciting,her diction is on another level,the story itself is beyond amazing;congratulations Waihiga and thanks Lynn for speaking on addiction.Am a 12 step program beneficiary.
Alcoholism is a killer. It takes away so so much from that person and so much more from the people who love and care for them. It's an evil spirit that took away my marriage and the father to my son. My son get to see him once a week for about 1or 2 hrs. The person I so loved got hooked to this killer evil ALCOHOL.
Thankyou so much Lynn for airing this story. And congratulations to Waihiga for the far you have come. Thankyou for being open on this topic. All the best on this journey of life. 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
Sometimes, second chances work out even better than the first because you learn from your mistakes.😃👏
True
Very true
But second chance is by God's grace
God blessed you one day at a time. You are my sister in sobriety an good mental health i feel you thank you for sharing.
Yes absolutely
My brothers story,he has been struggling with alcohol for sometime now,no house ,no wife,no children and he is our first born.Four months ago akaanza kufura tu tumbo na miguu,na hataki kuishi kwangu anakaa kayole penye pombe inauzwa.I cried day in day out,wakati alilemewa I called my dad and bro but they had given u on him.I took him from kayole to kitale hata slippers ya kuvaa hana but God is faithful tulifika home.Now it's 4months bila pombe I praise God everyday
Wow that's awesome
Am in that predicament and the pain we go through as a family is excruciating.Our prayer is for a turnaround.
God bless you and save your brother from the jaws of Alcohol
Maybe it's a good time for rehab. He will do just fine. Hugs
@@mamawatorotalks8208 amen
Powerful story.
I must commend of her grammar and articulation of words.
Very very eloquent 💯
Yeah she has good command of the english language
👌🏽💯
Mwalimu wa kingereza
True
Wahigas story is touching and have realized there is hope even after.......Am praying for my big brother who is struggling for his life, his career, and his family is slowly slipping away. i always pray that God will give him strong willpower
and friends who will guide him through .....am a strong believer that he will make it out of this selfish disease that's robbing us of our brother, a husband, and a son. Dear lord hear our prayers that
There is always a turn around😍❤️i applaud you Waihiga
Its so easy to get into substance abuse if you have a mental illness. I have been in a place where i wished i could get something to calm my brain down, whatever that would be. It takes God to get out of that dark place.
Please Waihiga please consider being a counselor for alcoholics. Your story is so educating....I have learnt many lessons today from your story the most striking to me is...."you cannot stop alcohol on own freewill it takes a greater power"! Thanks so much.
It absolutely takes a brief, selfless person to share such a personal story. I know many people will find the courage and hope to change after watching this . God is amazing always picks those society has writen off yo Glorify his name. Who will continue to be strong and inspire many . Lynn God bless you.
As a mother i think I have learnt so much .....God help me to guide my daughter's as per your calling in their lives....
She is talking about my brother.......aki the God who liberated you will help my brother.....aki he can live in a house where there's no lights and he would be okay.......he gave up everything for alcohol may God come through for him. I want him sober only that i don't know how
Pray for him , love him and let him feeled loved .
she is an inborn actress.the way she telling her story you can tell.
💯
She is eloquent too!
True
She can teach and start her own program
Only God Almighty can fully set an alcoholic free!!He did it for me too and I thank Him.
Aki leo Lynn say hi 👋 to me,vile niko addicted na hii channel "yetu" hadi ctabui niko kwa office I just tune in so long us I'll be inspired ad encouraged.
Hello Mary❤❤
Thank you so much for the love🙏
Truly appreciate
@@LynnNgugi AAAAAWWWWW,,Thanx too Lynn you're so humble, Thanx for your inspiration story."leo sitakula lunch juu umereply 😀"Ahsante ❤❤
The struggle is real, lost my dad's dad to alcohol, uncle's, my dad to cham, lost my bro 5 years ago to cham as well at 30 yrs old 😢, seems like a generational curse and will never judge anyone, my little sis heading the same way diagnosed with liver cirrhosis, it's a major struggle 😔
May you find peace in the midst of the struggles.Rise up and be the game changer of your lineage.
@@emmamwangi434 yes mum by grace
@EK Kiai Media
God Loves you
And he will make you a living testimony,I have been through much pain of seeing my siblings waste away at one time I was in the car its raining heavily and I was crying and I felt my tears where more than the rain
Am so sorry for all these unfortunate situations 😢😔🫂
Sending you cyber hugs. May God intervene.
What a beautiful Woman all rounder ♥️
Alcohol is like being in an abusive relationship with domestic violence, emotional violence, instead of bringing joy it kills your happiness and robs you of every single thing. The only saviour is Jehovah who can turn lives around, am so sorry for your experience
Two of my brothers are alcoholics, i don't know how i can help them. Its my prayer one day they will get out of it. Alcohol has messed their lives.
Waihiga! - love this girl ❤️ Always think about the brief time we spent together during your healing journey
I once was drinking like you but it took me a decision it takes someone's else story to change you and that's true elevation requires separation 💯I love your story ❤️
You are blessed beyond measure. You are alive because God is not done with you yet. There is a purpose for you in this world, that you must fulfill. All the best Waihiga!
Lynn let me tell you, speaking from someone who has had first hand experience with a family member who is an alcoholic, alcoholism can really really take a toll on the family it can destroy a family. It is so terrible alcoholism is just not easy.
I know !!! We are there with my sister. She's 43, has been to rehab twice and still no change. It's hopeless.
Waaah I feel of you. Especially on destroying families. We are there with my brother and it has caused such disruption in a family that has always been so united.
@@shironjuguna5853 i feel you, its bad. Really bad
Alcoholism is termed as a mental disorder in developed countries. The pain of seeing an alcoholic person with alcohol withdraw symptoms is so heart breaking.
@@verajjingo6706 one of the scariest thing .Especially the seizures!.Then there’s hallucinations and anxiety 😥 then that’s when they go back to drinking because it’s easier to numb than deal with it.
May God continue keeping you Waihiga. I am sure there are many people fighting addictions who are encouraged by your story. May Jesus completely build you up for the sake of your generation.
watching this close to one year later,i must admit it touched me. Smh relative to my story.Alcoholism is a choice.And God doesn't answer a prayer of choice unless an individual is willing to change .Waihiga the best favor you did to yourself is allowing yourself to live again.Alcohol has made many of us make wrong decisions in life,but as we say when life gives you a second chance, make good use of it.Stay Blessed.
Whatever she said about exploitation by psychiatrists and rehab facilities in Kenya is true.
They are so disturbing.
Lynn in South Africa matatus are called taxis that is why she confused you… innocent girl
This what I have learned from these interviews thus far,
rehabs pump you with meds ( zombie nation)-not ideal,
food si lazima,
job si Lazima and
you can only get out when one is ready
So brave even though alcohol took control and it's aim was to destroy you but thanks to God 🙏 for a second chance upon your life.No parent would wish to see his/ her children fall victims to drugs,alcoholism,loving your braveness since you realised you're hurting your mum and your courage, frankness is just on another level.May you fully heal and never go back in that bondage,hope our youths take notes on your story and make a turn around too
Mungu awaonekanie walevi wote in Jesus Name amen.
Amen 🙏
From your lips to God's ears.
Amen
Amen
Alcoholism is a big problem in the society. You are doing well Waihiga
Thank you for speaking English!!
I am amazed at your story, i also quit alcohol in 2017 after battling it for almost fifteen years. Though i did not go through any formal program somehow i was able to tap into the spiritual realm.
Wow ,what a blessing
Our children will be taught by the Lord...and great shall the peace of our children Isaiah 54:13...I pray for you as I pray for my children as a mum because I know what you are talking about. I pray that this thing leaves your spirit and never returns. I pray you to remain sober permanently by the Grace of God. 💜🇬🇧
Amen and Amen 🙏🙏
Amen🤲
Amen Amen Amen Amen
Thank you Waihiga for sharing your story and journey so openly, it shows how far you've come and your resolve to be better regardless of a challenging past.
200,000 Subscribers finally 🥂🥂🥂🥂Isn’t God Faithful???God of Lynn Ngugi we thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wow 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ Congratulations Waihiga... You're Chosen by God 🙏🙏
We Serve a God of Many Second Chances 🙏❤️🌹
To God be the Glory 🙏🙏🙏❤
Possibly self medicating with alchohol from the bipolar 2 disorder that was untreated ?Shes an intelligent,eloquent woman .
Hahaa I like the part where she says a taxi of 8 people 🤣 rich kids problems 🤣
Lynn this lady had an out of body experience to hell....I pray she gets a visit to heaven and know how powerful Jesus is who got her out of the trying state she went through!! Waihiga you are strong lady more than you thought!!!
@Lynnngugi God knows why you brought this wonderful lady kwa show. For me I would like her to enlighten us on like how do you know you are becoming alcoholic? What does functioning alcoholic mean? It will be a big show if you two work together. @Lynnngugi I just love you. You are blessed mama❤️❤️❤️
Alcoholics cannot handle stress so they opt a drink to forget ,am a recovering alcoholic and its not easy
An kind of addictions is a spirit. Life is spiritual.
True
facts
Yes...Life is spiritual...and also family issues/strongholds/negative statements from people around us. GOD FORBID
@@charity4908 That's very true I agree with you. Generation curse is a problem. Rejecting negative words is the key cause death and life are in the power of the tongue.
What I perceived or stood out for me, after this amazing interview is that all those dots connect to a spiritual issue. Acknowledging that there is God who is in charge of our lives is liberating. Am proud of you Waihiga and to your parents who are your hugest support system. And to your Eden support group... I love it that at the 12th step in the alcoholic anonymous program, you experienced a spiritual awakening...
GRACE Grace Grace.
Now I have heard of AA and other programs again.To learn to unlearn. Thank you Madam Waihiga. Please start a program. You are a talented story teller. God bless you
The best thing I can say as I reason out what I've just heard from this very painful testimony is there's a God in heaven who's the only one who cares for each an individual without being judgmental. I know how it feels dealing with a family member with such a problem coz I've been a care taker. To go through such problems we need God for guidance and comfort. Waihiga you've gone through a lot but all will change by God's grace and you'll be a living testimony. Lynn I can't even Express how much I love what you do and the kind of humor you got. Sweetheart you're going far and it's my prayer that God moves you to greater heights we love you so much. 🙏🙏✝️✝️🔥🔥❤❤🌏🌏🤗🤗🤭🤭
Wooow thenkyou waigiha for sharing your story... In short words I would name your story God of anther chance'. I feel like I should prophecy to you... This God will take you so far He will amaze you 💝 He is a loving father.
God bless you Wahiga. Thank you for your honesty. You are certainly not alone.
Powerful and inspiring!!! this is the kind of people to host Lynn, adds more value to people's real lives. I am going through so much depression and this is really helping me.
Yes. This is one of the most interesting interviews
I'm among the 2% surviving youths that vowed never to take alcohol
Good for you! Glad that this can never be your struggle👏
But also I know the only permanent solution that works is giving my life to Christ, coz He takes charge of any weaknesses, any struggle permanently. It may Not be alcohol for someone, but addiction can be many others, sex, masturbation, gambling, so much more..
Proud of you.
She got that south African accent and her English is eloquent..
A very compelling account by a very eloquent and smart narrator. It's never too late to pick up the pieces. Don't throw your life away. You are still young and you should pursue your acting dream.
I remember this youtuber who came from Rehab and had kind of a slurred speech. Waihiga is quite a storyteller!
You're talking about Jesus girl.I watched her and I couldn't understand her initially I thought she was still drunk.
A very inspiring and brave lady. Thank you so much for opening up and sharing. You truly have helped many silently. To God be the glory, may he continue to guide and bless you❤
Am so proud of you Waihiga...God's support for you is assured, be blessed tu sana
Mna Semana Kizungu miiingi, gal you're eloquent... kizungu is flowing by its self. My advice to you, Use that kizungu either Acting or Be a motivational Speaker. You're unique.
I can resonate to waihiga
The last 2yrs were terrible for me.But from November i made an amence to stay sober.
Some battles as waihiga said you need GOD.Two months sober..............
Congratulations to us on 200k subscribers. .Am Liking her energy her story is so touching and lively.. I know this will change a life
She was the most chilled collegemate ever. Happy for her. Good work Waihiga
Mlisomea wapi nipeleke mjunior apate accent
I keep coming back to this interview
200,000 Subscribers. Congratulations Lynn Ngugi. The journey to a quarter million begins now. 😇
Her Grammer is on another level,I love the story very educative , inspiring and her acting skils wacha tu!
I have a cousin going through this alcohol can mess you esp when you are surrounded by alcoholics🤦🏿♀️....when you look at her past life and her life now 🤦🏿♀️😣🥺( pombe sio supu) liquor slave- lucky Dube.
Never touched alcohol in my life, but I can relate from what I have seen it do to men in my family. Somehow the women were spared by the Grace of God. Keep on Waihiga, you encourage many.
That's a generational pattern that can only be broken by the blood of Jesus!
It is her spiritual out of life experience that left me speechless!
That is proof enough that there is a realm beyond us, there is a life,there is God!
I'm glad she came forward, alcoholism is slowly taking root in our country unchecked and it's been justified with phrases like 'kwani ni kesho' plus the music out here is either to do with sex or alcohol , I'm actually saddened when i see on insta,young girls n boys partying monday to sunday, living a fantasy life, with no care about tomorrow.. this thing will explode and in God forbid in 5 years time this country will have so many youths who lack direction..
True 💯, the industry should check on what the Music is promoting, this thing we call gengetone is mostly all about crime, alcohol n sex ...these vice should be condemned coz the society is drowning into it n the new "digital generation" is so excited about it
True
Very true.It’s sad how Kenyans cannot hang out without alcohol.People can have fun without alcohol.I am glad some of us are shunning this alcohol culture
Am very proud of you and your parents. Alcohol kills families and relationships I personally went through it with my mother but I wasn’t help enough back then as I was young she never made it through. Am very happy for you!!
I have just started watching your story and can't help but comment. Life is spiritual. It seems at 12 you were "jumped" by a spirit that took over your life. It's a very complicated concept to understand but this what lead people to seek deliverance in church settings.
Completely agree
I agree that's why it's manifesting now as bipolar. I hope she gets the right help.
I love her SA accent. Thank you WM for your courage and generously sharing your experience with addiction and let us know there's hope in sobriety. Glory to Jesus Christ.
Wihiga, you are amazing God will not allow his children suffer. Now focus and mend the time lost and blessing my little baby girl. Happy for you.
At 200k subscribers, congrats Lynn. Can't wait to listen how after all this how she made it.
Must I say! she is brilliantly eloquent.
She is extremely well spoken.
Kabisa💯💯
Alcoholism is real in families
Congratulations dear one for coming out and sharing your story well done and I bless God for your life and bless God for your parents thanks Lynn for sharing the video she is amazing God bless you both
Drinkers and smokers are very generous. You can be broke from Jan-Jan and smoke/drunk every day
However I can never judge anyone who has found herself bottling up. The worst you never know when you become alcoholic till you are deap into it and it's controlling your life. The best medicine is love and kindness
I really hate alcohol.I will never take it.Maybe over my dead body.I will remain sober forever.Pombe ni umaskini tupu.
I'm watching this story and I feel inspired. I'm so thankful that Waihiga made it through her journey with alcoholism. I wish my father would make it like you. He's been to rehab 3 times since i can recall but always has a relapse. We however keep the faith. It has been a painful process for us as a family.
Very inspiring story in deed. Keep it up Lynn
Relapse is not bad , it’s part of recovery Cynthia, Almost all alcoholics relapse a few times before getting sober ,I am one of them. Keep your faith strong okay?
@@sweetdreams5427 thank you so much♥️
Sorry abt ur dad available bee in 4 times and am now into it alot, my day will come so as ur dad
Thanks madam as ajournalistic i know what we went through ,arrogance and stupidity and the fact that we evn get free drinks . thank God we changed
I thank God....and i pray that God will continue to touch and heal her
Alcohol is the curse of the creatives.
Why? Is it because we feel more then most?
@@xoxomacx2539 No research shows that drunk people are better at creative problem solving.
True
Gosh! So it can end?!! This disease has affected almost all the 8children of my mother.. i wish we could get help.
I love her vibe!😊❤️
She really has an interesting personality!you must listen when she's talking!
Kuna wale watu you just want to continue listening to them.
May your star continue shining Waihiga!