My struggle with alcoholism & finding myself in a cult for 3 years | Shared Moments PART 3
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2024
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Born to a 14-year-old mother and raised in a whirlwind of instability, Shyro's childhood was anything but ordinary. Moving from house to house, she witnessed her mother's struggle with alcoholism, forcing her to mature at an alarming pace to care for herself and her younger brother.
But the deepest wound wasn't inflicted by circumstance. It came from the one person who should have been a safe haven - her mother. Words like "regret" and "burden" became weapons, carving emotional scars deeper than any physical hardship. This "mother wound," as Shyro calls it, became a source of immense pain and soul-crushing rejection.
Seeking solace, Shyro found herself trapped in a vicious cycle. The very substance that fractured her family - alcohol - became her own anchor, dragging her down a seven-year addiction. As if the darkness wasn't enough, Shyro had to deal with all forms of abuse even as a sinister cult ensnared her. Yet, amidst the wreckage, a flicker of hope remained. Rising from the ashes of trauma, Shyro has embarked on a transformative journey of healing. Each step a battle against the demons of her past, a fight to reclaim the pieces of herself lost in the darkness.
Now, on "SHARED MOMENTS WITH JUSTUS," Shyro bravely bares her soul. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a testament to the power of healing even in the face of unimaginable betrayal. Will sharing her truth bring long-awaited closure? Can she rewrite the narrative of her past and find peace within herself?
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Born to a 14-year-old mother and raised in a whirlwind of instability, Shyro's childhood was anything but ordinary. Moving from house to house, she witnessed her mother's struggle with alcoholism, forcing her to mature at an alarming pace to care for herself and her younger brother.
But the deepest wound wasn't inflicted by circumstance. It came from the one person who should have been a safe haven - her mother. Words like "regret" and "burden" became weapons, carving emotional scars deeper than any physical hardship. This "mother wound," as Shyro calls it, became a source of immense pain and soul-crushing rejection.
Seeking solace, Shyro found herself trapped in a vicious cycle. The very substance that fractured her family - alcohol - became her own anchor, dragging her down a seven-year addiction. As if the darkness wasn't enough, Shyro had to deal with all forms of abuse even as a sinister cult ensnared her. Yet, amidst the wreckage, a flicker of hope remained. Rising from the ashes of trauma, Shyro has embarked on a transformative journey of healing. Each step a battle against the demons of her past, a fight to reclaim the pieces of herself lost in the darkness.
Now, on "SHARED MOMENTS WITH JUSTUS," Shyro bravely bares her soul. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a testament to the power of healing even in the face of unimaginable betrayal. Will sharing her truth bring long-awaited closure? Can she rewrite the narrative of her past and find peace within herself?
Shyro's Socials:
Instagram ~ @shyroogolla
Facebook ~ Shyro Ogolla
TikTok ~ Shyro Ogolla
RUclips ~ Shyro Ogolla
LinkedIn ~ Shyro Ogolla
*X ~ @shyroogolla
Part 2 broke me down wueeeee 😢 she narrates so well and with such a beautiful voice. Her story is a testimony that will touch and change the lives of countless.
I come from the area where she was assualted and the unthinkable happened. If that guy is still roaming free and probably still a rider, we deserve to know him so we can be vigilant.
It broke me down big big too.
So me😢😢
😢😢😢😢aki
Born to a 14-year-old mother and raised in a whirlwind of instability, Shyro's childhood was anything but ordinary. Moving from house to house, she witnessed her mother's struggle with alcoholism, forcing her to mature at an alarming pace to care for herself and her younger brother.
But the deepest wound wasn't inflicted by circumstance. It came from the one person who should have been a safe haven - her mother. Words like "regret" and "burden" became weapons, carving emotional scars deeper than any physical hardship. This "mother wound," as Shyro calls it, became a source of immense pain and soul-crushing rejection.
Seeking solace, Shyro found herself trapped in a vicious cycle. The very substance that fractured her family - alcohol - became her own anchor, dragging her down a seven-year addiction. As if the darkness wasn't enough, Shyro had to deal with all forms of abuse even as a sinister cult ensnared her. Yet, amidst the wreckage, a flicker of hope remained. Rising from the ashes of trauma, Shyro has embarked on a transformative journey of healing. Each step a battle against the demons of her past, a fight to reclaim the pieces of herself lost in the darkness.
Now, on "SHARED MOMENTS WITH JUSTUS," Shyro bravely bares her soul. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a testament to the power of healing even in the face of unimaginable betrayal. Will sharing her truth bring long-awaited closure? Can she rewrite the narrative of her past and find peace within herself?
Drop her number some stories need to continue pls
Emotional pain and abuse are so devastating... It's sad that a lot of people who abuse spiritual authority won't acknowledge the impact of their actions till it's too late.
Ow Shyro.... I totally resonate with the emotional pain hurting even more than physical. And walking with water bottle having liqour ....ow Lord..you don't know how big this is! Thank you❤,👩❤️👩
She should completely move away from that community asap its just toxic ....
Who are these people?! 😮 please expose them and spare other people the pain! So sorry!
Aaki
I agree.
I'm serious drunkard,at 25 old,,,I can't do without drinking,I have lost alot of friends,I would urge those who haven't tasted alcohol not to please,it's such a big burden
It's heavy on me...me being a mom to a 2 year old girl ,it's hard on me
You are such a wise and intelligent young lady.
Thank God for helping her in her journey of healing. Thats a sad story to hear.❤ May God see her thru
I'm always disturbed by photographers who takes photos in church when people are deep in prayers having an intimate moment with God just for social media.
Yes
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Shyro bravo that in the midst of all that you are still strong to share your testimony to glorify God. God bless you continually❤
Her story is heart wrenching, but i can see the grace of God upon her. Stay blessed gal
I knew Shyro during her alcoholic days. I always knew something was up but damn I never knew you carried all this pain with you. I'm glad to see that you are healing Shyro with a Y.
Ooooow goodness. Thankyou so much.
My heart is up there so sad indeed but God is working on it 🙏🏾 ❤❤ she have a beautiful voice....God knows better ❤️ ♥️ 💙 💕
Her voice is similar to Gladys Gachanja❤❤❤
Hugs to this amazing lady Shyro. I can relate with you on the part of not wanting a man in my life yet I admire and love to have a family in future.Childhood trauma is one burg that maybe we will learn to do away with as the human race someday.
Actually,we are agemates.Hugs sister.
Ohhhh so sad, may God protect you always
She's a resilient human being 👌
That quarter of aquater is called kanuthu, am glad you are bold enough to talk all about this I know it's going to help others
Hahaha yes that one. Thankyou 😅
Very goodluking lady...
I'm from watching Dancing for the devil n now I understand more how bad things were for you in the cult. Hugs
From the comments I'll skip part 2 bc.. I relate to this woman too much😢😢😢😢
Sooo pretty... And pretty sad situation with the family. Am in that predicament where there's no such thing as family support, hence poor life choices could be avoided with some guidance..., but how cares??? I know only God does, and that's why he ensures I succeed corporately. The way you are doing well in the jazz sector.
It's always the ones with the brightest stars that are targeted, to try dim that light, but don't allow it, fulfill your purpose and be the woman God has called you to be..., trust me, He's got your back
Nobody who is doing life the best they can,..is useless...only useless people try'n make others a nobody
This cons should be exposed
Gal you are so beautiful..
❤
Waa! Let's learn to seek God ourselves cos people run to false prophets or Diviners and are manipulated.
What you told me. Personally was shallow considering to the real boom that ii just heard. You are a strong girl Shiro. Am greatful to God to have met you personally. It's. Tony
U mentioned jaba base and it hit me i might be dealing with an addiction of sorts cos jaba is regarded as a relatively safe drug..plus its affordable and legal...which makes it a daily affair, a lifestyle - and thats just addiction who Im I kidding
🫂🫂This too shall pass.Lets not judge pple coz they are going through alot.
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Dear Shyro, I’m so sorry for everything you went through. What was done to you was wrong. How people and our rotten justice system treated you was plain wrong.
God is a God of love and compassion, not cruelty and manipulation. Forgiveness does not exempt someone from facing the consequences of their actions. I don’t know how or when, but we trust in a just God, and there will be justice for the evil that was done to you. Stay strong.
Thankyou so very much. Amen and Amen 🙏🏽✨
Later day saints?