My struggle with alcoholìsm as a Christian woman - It's a miracle I'm alive || Caroline Kagia

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @SharedMomentswithJustus
    @SharedMomentswithJustus  2 года назад +35

    TALK TO MY GUEST, CAROLINE KAGIA +254797759386 carolinekagiawellness@gmail.com
    If you're not struggling with alcohol addiction, you definitely know someone who is. For many, what started as fun has catapulted them into to a dark hole that is alcohol addiction. That first drink you wish you never had is now in control of your life.
    You seem to be on a free fall, sinking deeper everyday despite every effort you put in to stop! Caroline Kagia is one of the very few who sank too low yet somehow found her way back up right in time and saved her life. She shares her journey tonight on Shared Moments with Justus.
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    • @muminawellnesssolutions4559
      @muminawellnesssolutions4559 2 года назад

      I may not have so much to give, but I can talk and hopefully help reach to the mass. Alcoholism is quite a big monster 👹

    • @bonfacemiringu0108
      @bonfacemiringu0108 2 года назад

      Truly i reasonated with her story.

    • @lizmamaina8125
      @lizmamaina8125 2 года назад +1

      Hi Caroline, please put your book on Amazon we buy from there...🙏🏽🙏🏽

    • @wamz9191
      @wamz9191 Год назад

      Excellent stuff! Congratulations Caroline for turning your life around! It is truly never too late to make a change and this is the beginning of the rest of your life. You're a star and you'll go places.
      Your sobriety will stick, and you know why? Because you're self aware. That's the most important ingredient in recovery.
      Also, your father is one many of us can only dream of. Having being raised by a toxic narcissistic father myself, I can only imagine what it is like to have a dad who is the "embodiment of Jesus Christ" in my life. A dad who loves unconditionally. You are truly blessed.
      My mother is the gem, the angel who loves her children unconditionally to "balance out" my father. Your dad is that same gem that balances out your mom.
      God knows to have balance when he pairs up parents.
      All the best in your life Caroline!

  • @victoriamervins3153
    @victoriamervins3153 2 года назад +120

    Who else loves how supportive Caroline’s dad is🎉 he’s the best dad

    • @KelvinKim-desu
      @KelvinKim-desu 2 года назад +16

      There's a piece of terrible advice that goes around: "You are your child's parent not their friend". Her dad got it the right way. He was her friend all through. The healthy way to think about it is that we are our children's best friends but we are not their peers. A friend is someone you can turn to when the world falls apart. A peer is someone who is at your level of experience and may not be the best influence.

    • @Tata-bd9nx
      @Tata-bd9nx 2 года назад +1

      @@KelvinKim-desu I fully agree.👍👍

    • @lucielucia5789
      @lucielucia5789 2 года назад +1

      May God bless Carol's dad! He's one in a million..

    • @cn-yg6vf
      @cn-yg6vf 2 года назад +4

      Many men do good to their kids, but are mostly overshadowed by their wives.

    • @KelvinKim-desu
      @KelvinKim-desu 2 года назад +4

      @@cn-yg6vf chema chajiuza, kibaya chajitembeza. My experience is that many men believe they are doing good but few actually are.

  • @Mkurugenziii
    @Mkurugenziii 2 года назад +109

    Wah! I swear the Kagia family can be the subject of a whole Netflix documentary. God bless you Caroline for being vulnerable with us. Barikiwa sana.

    • @vanhelsing4041
      @vanhelsing4041 2 года назад

      No they cant.

    • @daisyoduori1444
      @daisyoduori1444 2 года назад

      Please invite her to your show

    • @daisyoduori1444
      @daisyoduori1444 2 года назад

      @@vanhelsing4041 please shut up

    • @Perpe4323
      @Perpe4323 2 года назад +4

      Ameniguza sana i was addicted mpaka vile nilikam gulf am going two finish two years sober alcohol wachana nayo vitu mingi huyu dem amesema i passed through oooh may God bless caroline ❤ mpaka machozi imetoka

    • @musicalchefalpha2406
      @musicalchefalpha2406 2 года назад

      Me watching this thinking of team wakurugenzi then naona mkuu hapa 😂😂 mkuu wat about a talk na kagia pale Kwa channel yetu😂😂😂😂

  • @felistasnjeru5047
    @felistasnjeru5047 2 года назад +130

    Letting her tell her story without any interruptions was the best thing ever. Appreciate you Carol and Shared Moments with Justus for this.

    • @speakoutwithcarolinekagia.3873
      @speakoutwithcarolinekagia.3873 2 года назад +4

      Justus is a superb listener .

    • @juststarskyye
      @juststarskyye 2 года назад +3

      One of the reasons I love this channel, no interruptions.

    • @Lizziesouth
      @Lizziesouth 2 года назад

      I love how she identifies Social Gracees. Its so important.

    • @WhiskerWander3r
      @WhiskerWander3r 2 года назад

      True. That’s why I like this channel. Justus makes it about the guest.

  • @linvi_chemutai
    @linvi_chemutai 2 года назад +66

    9 months sober. Best feeling in the world. God help everyone going through an addiction 🙏🏿Jesus is the way the truth and the life. No one can go to the Father except through him.❤️
    Knowing Jesus is knowing peace, protection and provision ❤️
    Jesus saves, Jesus heals and Jesus grants peace

    • @lucynjeri7291
      @lucynjeri7291 Год назад +2

      So happy for you and pray for my first born son to stop drinking

    • @linvi_chemutai
      @linvi_chemutai Год назад

      @@lucynjeri7291 Hi Lucy. I'm saying a prayer for his deliverance from alcoholism. Our God is an awesome God and his will is good and will be done in your son's life. God bless you you❤️🙏🏿

    • @faithanangwe9972
      @faithanangwe9972 2 месяца назад +1

      @@linvi_chemutai congratulations chemutai. Keep soaring

    • @hildanyange2522
      @hildanyange2522 2 месяца назад

      I wish...... still struggling 😢

    • @linvi_chemutai
      @linvi_chemutai 2 месяца назад

      @@hildanyange2522 Try fasting. That's how I overcome my fleshly addiction. 6am-6pm. During the fast, watch the channel Life is spiritual on the topic of Alcohol. I plead the blood of Jesus over you and I bind that spirit of addiction and I send it to the pit in Jesus name.

  • @muminawellnesssolutions4559
    @muminawellnesssolutions4559 2 года назад +33

    Addiction is a monster. Praying for anyone going through any sort of addictions. And to the loved one's, let's pray and encourage them. It's not easy 🙏🙏🙏

    • @freeyourdreama7822
      @freeyourdreama7822 2 года назад +1

      I would do apréciate ur prayer for my fiancé israel who lives in cuba - He’s battling addiction to alcohol and drugs and he is a believer so I really don’t know what to do with his fiancé but I can just ask for prayer because at this point I don’t even know the proper way to pray. My name is Imani and I just appreciate anyone who wants to pray for us for the healing of God for the intervention of God and for the victory of God over these demonic forces

    • @lucynjeri7291
      @lucynjeri7291 Год назад +1

      Thank you, my son is an addict close to 15 yrs continue praying for us

    • @muminawellnesssolutions4559
      @muminawellnesssolutions4559 Год назад

      @@freeyourdreama7822 I'll mention you Imani in my prayers today. May God do it for your Fiancé.

    • @juliusgichu4003
      @juliusgichu4003 2 месяца назад

      ​@@freeyourdreama7822one day Israel will heal from the addition. When I was suffering from the addiction for a period of 10 years, my wife told me she used to title because of me...

  • @Zintlle
    @Zintlle 2 года назад +30

    She is so hillarious!😂 as an alcoholic myself who also has been to rehab twice, i thoroughly enjoyed this chat. I see so much of myself in her and hopefully one day i will also get to where she is mentally.. Thank you so much for giving us hope

    • @lizgathu7098
      @lizgathu7098 2 года назад

      For sure, You'll be sharing your story soon to inspire others.

    • @hassinho1061
      @hassinho1061 Год назад

      @@lizgathu7098 yaaani pia www,may God help recover

  • @marthakay2100
    @marthakay2100 2 года назад +20

    Caroline, thanks and thanks you for sharing your story!
    I have been sober 15 years now only because Jesus Christ took away the craving from my system..!

  • @christineochuchi7448
    @christineochuchi7448 2 года назад +15

    Mr. Kagia , Caroline Father ; where you are may the Lord bless you abundantly ... You are the father every girl needs, Mungu akubariki Dad ' Thank you for being there for her , Thank you for doing it over and over again; Thank you for not giving up on her ; You did everything that a father can do , everything ; Mungu akuogezee miaka aki Daddie in Jesus Name Amen

    • @wanjikukarugu4931
      @wanjikukarugu4931 2 года назад +1

      Listening to Carol's testimony, the dad saw what many parents, or spouses don't see in precious people around them. He demonstrated God's unfailing grace, mercy and love. To God be the glory.

  • @fabbulous2
    @fabbulous2 2 года назад +22

    her dad is the MVP of this story

  • @Foods254
    @Foods254 2 года назад +54

    Carol is such a good story teller....Thank you Justus for giving her a platform to share her journey

  • @greatmotivationandinspiration
    @greatmotivationandinspiration 2 месяца назад +5

    We do recover 8 years since my last drink. I thank God for every second I am breathing today. If I would be drinking I could not be alive today.

  • @brianobwanga2382
    @brianobwanga2382 2 года назад +16

    Ive never heard a sober mind speak after deep varied addiction. Glory to our good Lord for you Miss. Kagia.

  • @mswanjiru6944
    @mswanjiru6944 2 года назад +20

    She such a story teller can listen to her all day

  • @TheWealthTribe
    @TheWealthTribe 2 года назад +37

    I used to fear poverty. But the more I listen to such stories, I fear childhood trauma!

    • @mimiwetu6998
      @mimiwetu6998 Год назад

      So true. Sadly so

    • @carolinesammy2119
      @carolinesammy2119 2 месяца назад

      I agree... All the same l, I really hate poverty! Wueh! It led to me to alcoholism..😢😢

  • @JuneJulyA.
    @JuneJulyA. 2 года назад +24

    The drinking problem in this generation is truly worrying!!!! I am completely in agreement. We need to aggressively create awareness on this matter.

    • @richard713
      @richard713 2 года назад +1

      True. We need to talk about the real problem leading us to drink and use drugs in excess.

    • @vanhelsing4041
      @vanhelsing4041 2 года назад

      Wake up.Nobody forced her to drink alcohol.Her brother DNA was all over in Ngong Town binging from bar to bar.Its an individual to practice self control and not play victim like women do.

    • @mweusimrembo890
      @mweusimrembo890 Год назад +2

      @@vanhelsing4041 you have zero acknowledgment of science!

  • @mworiamanyara5719
    @mworiamanyara5719 2 года назад +15

    I am a living testament of all that you have done during your alcoholic journey I am fighting to stay sober not by being in rehab but being in a gulf country where I fight each day to stay sober ,and keep my faith in God that as I complete my contract and head back home I shall be strong enough not to veer of the beautiful path of sobriety .I cannot emphasis more that its all in you to believe that you are greater than the bottle and the slavery that comes alongside alcoholism

    • @kate4kanini
      @kate4kanini 2 года назад

      Keep going gal.....you are a warrior in Jesus Name. 🙏

    • @wanjikuroki2688
      @wanjikuroki2688 2 года назад +1

      All will be well, alcoholism sometimes stems from demonic strongholds if you prayer everyday God will guide you

    • @tuforu4
      @tuforu4 2 года назад +1

      Go to AA IN NAIROBI and help OTHERS...

    • @tuforu4
      @tuforu4 2 года назад

      @@wanjikuroki2688 nothingvto do with demons.
      Its a CHEMICAL.

  • @harrisonwazza3563
    @harrisonwazza3563 2 года назад +9

    Recovery is difficult but healing is so sweet. Carol is a fighter

  • @kabatad
    @kabatad 2 года назад +11

    This lady is one of the greatest orator i have met and listened to her story

  • @arkistrut2858
    @arkistrut2858 2 года назад +38

    12 YEARS SOBER WE CAN WRITE BOOKS ON ALCOHOLISM .NOW A LANDLORD IN KIAMBU

    • @martharinebiseko1457
      @martharinebiseko1457 2 года назад +1

      Congrats

    • @suzzyhumphrey8902
      @suzzyhumphrey8902 2 года назад

      How would you help someone who's addicted for years?

    • @juliusgichu4003
      @juliusgichu4003 2 месяца назад +1

      Change begin with you, I mean sometime you need to make tough decisions in your life for you to win the battle.

  • @busaboy8448
    @busaboy8448 2 года назад +10

    She's a brave lady for sharing her story. Her very deep story. But she told her story well and eloquently. She's a smart, funny lady and is doing God's work.

  • @MegaMkondo
    @MegaMkondo 2 года назад +13

    This has been a brilliant session, learnt a lot and very encouraging indeed. Tiktok brought me here... 😁

  • @ucheok4562
    @ucheok4562 2 года назад +13

    Love that she shared even the shameful moments. It will certainly help those who may have some shame from their past alcoholic events(and a lot of us do) to realize that no matter how low you went then, you can find your way back.

    • @SharedMomentswithJustus
      @SharedMomentswithJustus  2 года назад

      Sure thing

    • @puritymimi2378
      @puritymimi2378 2 года назад

      So true ☺️

    • @joyceateng5102
      @joyceateng5102 Год назад

      One thing I have learned is that she was spoilt by the father just because she was named after the father's mother.
      I don't know but I wonder why she was, and it seems she is not even today close to the mother. One thing people should know,, of you are rude to one of your parents, then you must pay for it.
      Humble and repent to your mother because you are also a parent now.
      One thing I can't encourage is naming children after their grandparents.

  • @simongitu7311
    @simongitu7311 Год назад +7

    The decesion to quit alcohol must come from deep down your heart, learn how to pray because prayers work miracles.I chose to quit alcohol and I never went to any rehab because With God everything is possible.Just make that decision and never look back.

  • @nimuyreemu3723
    @nimuyreemu3723 2 года назад +6

    I love this woman....kabisaaaa!! She is the truth of what can happen to you..

  • @KelvinKim-desu
    @KelvinKim-desu 2 года назад +20

    Thank you for sharing. At minute 32, that's a hell of a breakthrough. I have come to learn from experience, observation of my friends and relatives struggling with addiction and later learning from my wife who is a therapist that addiction is an unconscious attempt at self medication. There are people who use substances for many years but do not suffer addiction. They grow out of it and move on with their lives after the younger years. However, where there is an unattended trauma particularly from childhood, that causes guilt, shame, mistrust or anger, the mind looks for sources of dopamine to suppress the painful discomfort. Addiction ends when we attend to the trauma or find acceptance in a healthy community or both.

  • @ANNE_CHOSEN1
    @ANNE_CHOSEN1 2 года назад +15

    Justus, this brought me home. I tend to think that if there are people who are geniuses, it's the alcoholics. I love it when you bring people who have overcome alcohol addiction. Thank you so much.

  • @eunicekabura1021
    @eunicekabura1021 2 года назад +4

    She is an intelligent woman and she is such a good story teller.

  • @adongm9
    @adongm9 2 года назад +4

    My neighbour's cat died, you drink! This cracked me up good! You are a great story teller Carol. Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you Justus.

  • @carolinemukami3251
    @carolinemukami3251 2 года назад +5

    My namesake Caroline you are such an amazing and brave woman,I almost headed there but I choose not and I thank my mum coz she used to talk about how bad alcohol is.keep up dear.

  • @nettyad
    @nettyad 2 года назад +5

    Caro I keep listening to you in every channel I see you....I never get tired of hearing this story ....M proud of you mamaa

  • @allanlombola2130
    @allanlombola2130 2 года назад +4

    Continue sharing hope to the hopeless, you are a hero Carol

  • @juddiemulure-nyakawa1876
    @juddiemulure-nyakawa1876 2 года назад +3

    Well done well done gir! You have very rare courage. The demon power behind alcohol is unbelievable- destroying everything in its wake. And hats off to your Dad and the rest of your family. Pick up the pieces,forgive and move forward

  • @verajjingo6706
    @verajjingo6706 2 года назад +24

    We East Africans glorify drinking , thank you for speaking about it. All you see on snapchat and social media is big bottles being potrayed as a sense of having made it in life.

  • @loratorabotsima9730
    @loratorabotsima9730 2 года назад +6

    You are an inspiration. You are a true definition of a phenomenal woman

  • @lubangava
    @lubangava 2 года назад +12

    The most genuine, authentic and humble story from a .recovering addict that is at your level. Proud of you Carol. I remember meeting you after you story on engage. You have really inspired me to say the least. Your dad's attitude is a lesson I want to embrace for my significant others. May God continue using you. Hope to meet you some day.

  • @All_nkirote
    @All_nkirote 2 года назад +2

    The authenticity and the oration ... She is so beautiful 😍.

  • @lydiahnyamburagitachu8394
    @lydiahnyamburagitachu8394 2 года назад +3

    Thumbs up to Carol for sharing your story selflessly.This will change a life that will change generations.God bless you

  • @catherinenjoroge1236
    @catherinenjoroge1236 2 года назад +5

    What a Testimony....
    Very educative n for sure God kept u for a reason.. .. you will help many who are almost giving up. God bless u Caro n may He give u the grace to save many from alcoholism.

  • @simeonwafula
    @simeonwafula Год назад +2

    You have to speak life🙏
    Keep coming back one day at a time✨
    We are in recovery till the day we go home❤️
    Choose to live right!

  • @rahabkimani764
    @rahabkimani764 2 года назад +3

    I knew you back 2011,and am happy that God gave you a turning point. Your story is soo inspirational .with God every mountain can be shaken...congrats carol 💖

  • @janetchemtai9445
    @janetchemtai9445 2 года назад +4

    Woow! Thank you so much Carol for this. That is exactly where I was headed. Truly, there is hope for me.

  • @patriciawairimu3836
    @patriciawairimu3836 Месяц назад

    You are so authentic carol may our gracious Jesus keep you and protect you and our children

  • @cathykariuki8474
    @cathykariuki8474 2 года назад +11

    I stumbled on this..and am glad I did!!wow!!👏🏽👏🏽 Caroline is a wonderful storyteller...candid& hilarious at the same time.I would love to hear her speak especially to the younger generation in high schools who think drinking is just a sip..which spirals into addiction in a flash.Her story is not only inspirational but an eye opener of what alcohol does to the body,mind and those around you...
    I have learnt more of alcoholic effects and relate with the behaviour of family members with alcohol addiction.

  • @keilahakinyi8390
    @keilahakinyi8390 Год назад +1

    You could listen to her all day.. ❤️so educative and a good public speaker.

  • @selahjerusha6599
    @selahjerusha6599 2 года назад +11

    I have been glued to this story from the beginning to the end..... Shared moments with justus thanks alooooot for such inspiring stories. Carol your a real gem

  • @verosymon7710
    @verosymon7710 2 месяца назад +1

    I really love your openness, you are healing me. I love you

  • @kemkem9621
    @kemkem9621 2 года назад +4

    Carol,u are so full of life!!! The energy,the courage,the persuasion, positivity etc 👏👌👌👌 sending you love! I pray that one day my siblings who are deeply rooted and chained in alcoholism will be delivered 🙏🙏

  • @samuelkagambirwe6916
    @samuelkagambirwe6916 Год назад +1

    Thanks for your Service Carol , thanks to your dad who loved unconditionally. Parenting is not easy in this generation

  • @catem8752
    @catem8752 2 года назад +6

    This is quite therapeutic for Caroline. I wouldn't be surprised that she will start a new journey of healing, especially after talking about her traumatic experiences in childhood

  • @Sirpolitiq
    @Sirpolitiq 2 месяца назад +1

    This is one hell of a story! Thank you for sharing

  • @GROOVYHOODY143
    @GROOVYHOODY143 2 года назад +3

    Thank you so much for sharing. You have no idea How many lives you will touch. God bless you

  • @judithogwang4466
    @judithogwang4466 2 года назад +2

    Thank God for your life. Yani the way God loves others proves if he needs you alive and testify,you will and no one will stop that. Our God is good. Treat your dad well as you still alive.

  • @roseceasar8322
    @roseceasar8322 2 года назад +1

    You are beautiful my dear, thanks for 360 turn,God bless and keep you.

  • @muturikanini9513
    @muturikanini9513 2 года назад +26

    That man who sold the doors is a disgrace to mankind..

  • @blackiesparkle3764
    @blackiesparkle3764 2 года назад +33

    Unlike other substance abuses, Alcoholism is also both genetically inclined and a generational curse. No one understands Alcoholics and the behaviors thereof. Instead of rebuking, shunning, ridiculing and isolating us, society must understand that behind all that drinking is a delicate soul and human yearning to be loved. Once there is love, there is a shift in behavior. Yes . I am a struggling Alcoholic and I know I will come out clean because Rome was not built in a day

    • @wakasmalls
      @wakasmalls 2 года назад +2

      Same boat. I wish us well.

    • @tuforu4
      @tuforu4 2 года назад

      Go AA and help OTHERS.

    • @simongitu7311
      @simongitu7311 Год назад +2

      It is very easy to quit alcohol if the decision to quit comes from your heart.

    • @consolatamara2832
      @consolatamara2832 Год назад

      @@simongitu7311 very true.

    • @carolinesammy2119
      @carolinesammy2119 2 месяца назад

      I like your will, and understanding where you are at. With God, where there is a will, there is definitely a way... It is well with you..

  • @evelynnatale3833
    @evelynnatale3833 2 года назад +4

    Thank you Caroline, I will help my son to fight Thank you

  • @KeshieMusings
    @KeshieMusings 2 года назад +3

    Thank you for sharing your story. The effects of childhood trauma, mother wounds - glad you spoke about this.

  • @samueln.wainaina8112
    @samueln.wainaina8112 2 года назад +9

    True, its all about overconfidence. I went to rehab, stayed sober then relapsed and now am taking one day at a time. Sobriety is good, but its demanding. Jesus needs to be involved.

    • @hellenekiragu4218
      @hellenekiragu4218 2 года назад

      ❤️

    • @tuforu4
      @tuforu4 2 года назад

      Stop bothering GOD in KENYA too much THIEVES there.

  • @mungaiwanjiku
    @mungaiwanjiku 2 года назад +5

    I listened to her story on engage talk some years ago and I'm here listening to her again❤️.

  • @strattonndole8964
    @strattonndole8964 2 года назад +2

    Powerful! Caroline, you are so full of life with zest and that's truly wonderful. May God greatly use you in bringing many addicts to freedom and deliverence.
    Thank you Justus for this great platform.

  • @juliem1674
    @juliem1674 2 года назад +5

    Asante sana for doing this in English mostly as i can send to someone who is struggling with this issue....but they don't speak Kiswahili

  • @africansmile8312
    @africansmile8312 2 года назад +4

    This is so nice , Kagia is a very good orator , It’s nice hearing someone who has gone through addiction talk on it and advice and a woman to add on that. Sad thing most clubs on weekends are filled with more ladies than men , In the next ten years there will be more women addicts than men , look at it this way , the more women get empowered the more the indulge in alcohol like men , problem with society is that more you get resources more you want to drink expensive , prove to your friends and make a statement , now imagine a woman with money , It was a man problem but now will cut through all gender . Mark this comment , come 2030 , I will come and rewrite this comment , the stats will be so high that women will be more addicts.

  • @fredrickoloo8068
    @fredrickoloo8068 Месяц назад

    .. First of all thank God for your special Dad and His patience.. Everything you've spoken about I have been through..Weh!! The Withdrawal's.😢😢..10 yrs sober. God is faithful and May you be blessed for sharing this while helping others..🙏🙏

  • @milkahnyambura4009
    @milkahnyambura4009 2 года назад +9

    this is exactly my story,..I feel her

  • @kennethmumbere2103
    @kennethmumbere2103 Год назад

    Thank you so much Carol, thank you for allowing God to use you this way.

  • @florencenjengah6146
    @florencenjengah6146 2 года назад +2

    Such a wonderful gal....
    Such an inspiration...
    All the best Carol...I salute your Dad...

  • @kristinamwangekan2471
    @kristinamwangekan2471 2 года назад +3

    Amazing inspiring story.... Thank you Justus and Caroline

  • @mireillekaneza4522
    @mireillekaneza4522 2 года назад +7

    You are such a wonderful story teller. I enjoyed listening to you ,and mostly your story can definitely save a lot of people struggling with alcoholism. I wish defferent media could give you more platforms .

  • @annwairimu3035
    @annwairimu3035 2 года назад +3

    Beautiful, you are going places

  • @nyaucimuoria2787
    @nyaucimuoria2787 Год назад

    Thank you Carol for sharing your story. It's authentic and educative. God rescued you. May he continue protecting you.
    Thanks to this channel for allowing us to listen without interruptions.

  • @lavendernyawade1514
    @lavendernyawade1514 Год назад

    I'm In love with how she talks, she is just beautiful

  • @georgek685
    @georgek685 2 года назад +17

    I thank myself for having chose to completely stay away from alcohol. I tried to drink once or twice and it just wasn't fun. In my 30s now and it's one of the best decisions of my life. It's also crazzy how people react when I tell them that I don't drink; which means alcohol is completely normalized In society. What people don't know is that Alcohol is actually even more dangerous than meth and Cocaine and working in a jail for the last 10yrs has taught me so much on alcoholism.

    • @wambui-njagi4681
      @wambui-njagi4681 2 года назад

      Hongera

    • @catem8752
      @catem8752 2 года назад +3

      It's one of the best decisions someone can make. I stopped drinking after I dealt with the things that drove me to drink. Now I enjoy life without needing to escape it. I don't party anymore, that life does not excite me anymore. I am truly happy with my choice.

    • @georgek685
      @georgek685 2 года назад

      @@catem8752 . More life to you!😊😊

    • @tokyococo6996
      @tokyococo6996 2 года назад +4

      I agree with everything but don't compare meth and cocaine with alcohol. Meth and cocaine are one of the deadliest drugs you can't even compare it with alcohol

    • @georgek685
      @georgek685 2 года назад

      @@tokyococo6996. Look that information up. I have dealt with patients especially in their withdrawal phase. Alcohol withdrawals will surely kill you! We treat them immediately, without delay to avoid fatalities. I have had Alcohol related deaths and never had any to do with Cocaine or meth patients

  • @jimwaxndungu3452
    @jimwaxndungu3452 2 года назад +1

    Your dad is a powerful and patient support system

  • @lindanganga71
    @lindanganga71 2 года назад +2

    Thank you Carol for sharing your story... Your vulnerability for the desired impact-is not in vain!!! Praying for you and your family.. May you thrive in the city, thrive in the land...

  • @ngothokinyanjui7231
    @ngothokinyanjui7231 2 года назад +2

    A story so beautifully told. May God protect you.

  • @mwendemutuku6630
    @mwendemutuku6630 2 месяца назад

    I pray for you Carol. May God always be with you, may HE grant you favour and blessings. May God rebuke that spirit of alcoholism in your entire generation. Your generation will be a POWERFUL and BLESSED generation. God shall never forget you and forsake you. God’s got you Caro and HE always will. Keep serving Him. You and your kids are YET to fulfill your purpose! Your kids are blessed and highly favoured. I am praying for you and with you!

  • @doreenmwenda6800
    @doreenmwenda6800 Год назад

    I can listen to her all day all night.
    I have afew similar episodes regarding my former alcoholism days and single parent hood and childhood happenings.
    I have been inspired.
    God bless her

  • @Duke_of_Kisau_Raha
    @Duke_of_Kisau_Raha 2 года назад +2

    Enjoyed listening to you. Its an eye opener.

  • @emmykilel2933
    @emmykilel2933 Год назад +1

    Waaaauuu. It was for a purpose. Only God had your back for a reason........ Your future is great.please, don't stop, keep walking gal, are beautiful inside and outside.....#Life Is Beautiful Mamaa🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @graciakinyanjui6937
    @graciakinyanjui6937 2 года назад +2

    Wow so eloquent, beautiful gal so funny eti i was like furniture laughing,,, am glad all this ended well , BIG UP CARO

  • @wambuinderitu2461
    @wambuinderitu2461 2 года назад +6

    Carol you are such a good narrator.........

  • @amoslarrymurkomen1637
    @amoslarrymurkomen1637 2 месяца назад

    I very much appreciate her story. Am eight months free from alcohol Glory to God.

  • @ruthmugabi3034
    @ruthmugabi3034 2 года назад +3

    Thank you Carol for sharing your story, you are a very brave woman. Your story will help many souls

  • @Revwatesh
    @Revwatesh 5 месяцев назад +1

    Glory to God who Restores!!keep strong Carol.🙏🏻

  • @ln2542
    @ln2542 2 года назад +3

    Thank you so much for your testimony and for sharing. The Lord will see you throuugh.

  • @joashanaminyi
    @joashanaminyi 2 года назад +9

    Thank you for sharing your story and inspiring the world! Keep it real, keep it authentic, keep it shared Moments with Justus.

  • @maureenwambui9972
    @maureenwambui9972 2 года назад +7

    First born daughters go through the worst really.esp single mom daughters...I am thankful to God I moved past it...

    • @lindawangui7886
      @lindawangui7886 2 года назад +1

      Tell me abourit! Kwanza tunakuwa people pleasers!!!

  • @mwendwa_m
    @mwendwa_m Год назад

    Thanks Caroline for sharing your story. I shared My story recently in the paper and it was liberating but also felt good to see so many people identify. We don't have enough stories in Kenya of women sharing their alcoholism recovery stories. Yours inspired me alot while I was still drinking. And now I'm sober and giving back too. I relate with alot of your personality early on being so naive and feeling out of place and swearing never to drink..God bless. So happy to witness your growth.

  • @taxation3264
    @taxation3264 2 года назад +2

    Very deep n stright from the horse's mouth...... for all addictions put GOD above all

  • @kimberlykiboi8860
    @kimberlykiboi8860 2 года назад +2

    I was in Limuru girls the same year with you so proud of you dear

  • @Phibsable
    @Phibsable 2 года назад +3

    Carolyn you're hilarious.. .your story is an inspiration

  • @marahzaire8484
    @marahzaire8484 2 года назад +3

    This is a wonderful testimony. I would love to work with Caroline in my country Namibia, God willing 🙏

  • @wambuinderitu2461
    @wambuinderitu2461 2 года назад +10

    Carol your English 😃eiish it's amazing

  • @esthermurugi4995
    @esthermurugi4995 2 года назад +1

    Wow what a testimony and experience,may God see you through as he purpose to make you what he called you for

  • @gichangambuthi7362
    @gichangambuthi7362 2 года назад +2

    Powerful story may God use you mightily in this generation. I too can relate, I am four years in sobriety.

  • @mollyakullah738
    @mollyakullah738 2 года назад

    Beautiful woman Jesus loves you. May He continue to guide you and to protect you. God bless you abundantly.

  • @karangwa2315
    @karangwa2315 2 года назад +3

    when she says the word drinking you can see how passionnate she was about it. i am sad to see how many girls are behaving in similar ways and they think that it is just ok

  • @patchdoodle1144
    @patchdoodle1144 2 года назад +4

    Where is the link to buy the book. I live in the U.S and I research the mother wound. So glad we’re talking openly about this as Africans. I think what saved me a bit is my dad comes from a healthy family AND I was not sexually assaulted as a child. I’m the exception,not the rule in African communities. The mother wound if untreated, repeats itself generationally. In my family it was with my grandmother ( maternal side) , mother and I’m in therapy to try and treat the wound which I’ve researched is actually passed through the EGG ( maternal dna). We are a wounded generation and need help, God and talks like this to realize were not alone!!! She relapsed during covid which isn’t long ago, I pray for her healing!,,

  • @machukagilbert2
    @machukagilbert2 Год назад

    May God bless you Caroline for sharing this story, I am very sure that there are so many souls out there that needed this encouragement.