A Journey Of Healing: Surviving Gang Rape & Sexual Assault with Khuni Ndlovu
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2023
- Join GaonaLive in this sensitive episode as they have an open and candid conversation with Khuni Ndlovu, a survivor who shares her story of surviving rape and sexual assault by two men who broke into her home when she was only 13 years old.
Khuni's situation is an example of how her own story and pain has manifested itself to help inspire others and help heal people who have their own traumas as she elaborates on the episode. While discussing the trauma and horror of her story she still emphasises the importance of having faith, seeking help, and looking at the world from a positive perspective. Through her story, she hopes to raise awareness about the prevalence of rape and sexual assault, and the urgent need for society to confront these issues head-on.
Prepare to be moved as GaonaLive provides a platform for Khuni's voice to be heard, as well as to drive discussions about prevention, support, and societal responsibility. This episode aims to be a beacon of hope for survivors, a call to action for society, and a reminder that, together, we can work towards a world free from the shadows of sexual assault and rape.
Thank you having me 🙂😊..we hope this message this facilitates someone's healing ❤
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Love & light🥹🥹🥹❤❤❤what an interview 🙌🙌🙌
I thank God for your life, you are representing him so well on earth my darling ❤
I love you sis💜
I'm.31
But in my mind I'm 21...introvert, got raped at 16 my mom asked me why am full of dust and grass I told her I just raped. She yelled at me, beat me up with the iron part of the belt.my mom called the police went to court. 5he perpetrator never went to jail. Now His homeless on drugs.
My mom passed away so please guys ive forgiven her she didn't know how to deal with it because she was always frustrated being unemployed alcoholic. I tried suicide
Now 13 years has passed. Here I am with a 3 year old. Hearing voices to unalive me n my boy. My son nagging me for food and now its getting on my nerves am always shouting at him💔 because I don't have food to give him. Doing g this thing called life is difficult AF
Please pray for me ❤😢
Where are you based?
@@laronaseribe8326 pretoria
Thank you Khuni for sharing your story as painful as it is. May God continue to keep you in the palm of His hand. Love and light beautiful🙏
I’m so proud of you Khuni for letting us take you back to the atrocious moment of your life, for the sake of inspiration and giving us hope for our own healing journeys. I’m sorry that we are a society and justice system that keeps failing women and girls. I’m glad the conversation was had with so much empathy and consideration from Gaona❤
You're so strong Khuni❤️ I love you❤️
I avoided watching this interview when it aired because it just seemed intense and triggering, glad i finally mastered up the courage to. Indeed God's will is painful but it is his will, it is your purpose despite the heaviness, we soldier on.
Thank you Khuni for being open and sharing your story, this will give healing to those who need it. Am proud of you ❤️
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Sharing our experiences can indeed bring healing. Thanks to you Gaona, I was able to seek my healing.Thank you Khuni for your strength.
Awww I’m so glad you were able to seek your healing Yvonne ❤️🩹
Not me chopping onions 🥺🥺you are beautiful and soo strong Khuni ❤️Love and light ❤️
Khuni is such a strong woman man shem ❤
M-m! Haiiii you have to be given strength by God for you to be able to have such a perspective! Yho! M-m
I am so proud of you Khuni🥹❤️.
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That’s my talkative Tsotsontso🥰,the most humble and caring person ever.we’re all proud of you.
❤❤ Love you Khuni
My cousin was gang raped by 6 men at 16, at 21 she committed suicide in her hospital bed. It's been 18 years since she died and the pain of losing her still hits hard. The worst thing is that all these men are not in jail. I keep wondering how many people have they raped since that time. Thank you for sharing your story. May God heal you.
This was such an insightful interview, Khuni you are such a strong person ❤ most of us wouldn't have made it through like you. Love and light to you 🙏❤️ Thank you Gaona for having these tough conversations
Thank you so much for watching my
Sis. I really appreciate this ❤
Thank you so much for watching my sis
Listening to this I am also thinking maybe its not that the counseling didnt work. For counseling to work the client needs to be ready to work through their emotions. I am glad you spoke about the fact that you had to go back to face your emotions and that counseling takes so much effort from you as the client. And that triggers will always be there but you can handle them when you are aware of them.Your story will heal so many people🙏
This is so true ❤
When she said "sacrificial lamb" my God I can relate.Thank you Khuni for sharing your story and facilitating someone's healing.There is so much I learnt from your interview especially as a woman born with eye ptosis
There really is so much to learn from her. Thank you for watching Lame ❤️
@@gaonaliveconversations Thank you for engaging with us Nketso
*Khuni is beautiful
*Khuni is well spoken
*Khuni seems humble
What more can l say...
@55:55, someone had 2 break down 💔💔💔 Really it was hitting home😢
OMG💔😭
The conversation around the part where Gaona cried made me wonder if that’s “what carrying the cross mean” ? 🤔🤔 carrying the burden just so someone could find healing 😭😭
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🫂🫂🫂 You ar God's vessel Khuni
😢😢😢I don't know what to say.
I was holding it together until 55:56 😭😭😭😭
Girl 😭😭😭😭
😭😭😭😭😭iyooo very triggering
Khuni we need to have tea because I want to know how you sleep at night ,I cant sleep
It took years to actually be able to sleep,years 🥺🥺
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🥹🥹🥹so sorry Khuni i am still wondering where the lady who accompanied the rapists was 😭😭😭😭i am so sorry
That ladyb😭😭😭 that lady 🥲
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