Dr. Mutindi Kakuti - My Declaration of Independence

[@MAYWAHITO]

Dr Kakuti was my biggest inspiration. She walked with me through my pregnancy and stood by me when my new born was sick...God bless you Daktari

[@Blurrybianca]

These kind of stories on strict parentage are so important. So so Important.

[@estherkamau168]

This is inspiring to me as a first born where I feel like its my job to do everything for everyone. Time to sore now that am 40!

[@makoriconnie]

Dr Kakuti i have looked you. Where do you practice nowadays? You are a blessing. Best Gyna ever.

[@enockmuyonga9527]

That is a captivating presentation! Like an eagle ,keep soaring Dr. Mutindi Kakuti

[@monicakay440]

Wow, you've told your story so well. You've reminded me of my late sister Rozzie who didn't live to her fullest because she had to take care of us. She died before she fully lived because she always treated us like babies, her babies. Fly away butterfly

[@annkariuki2460]

Wow, Dr. Kakuti you are a strong woman. How sad it is when we fail to live to our full potential out of fear and intimidation

[@monicahwahito3817]

I just remembered you (my first born is also called Mutindi) and goggled you and this is what came first. I love this Dr.. I feel bad that you lost your job at MP shah since you were my gyna in Jan 2019....you made the labour room fun to be in despite the pain I had. Keep soaring girl

[@kenyafinest964]

At least your mum acknowledged what she had done. Most parents never entertain the subject or will have an excuse.
My sister and mums relationship is a rocky one. It blows hot and cold. It takes a toll as I am the peace maker.
All the best.

[@Iamfree8005]

I did the same thing you did when my mum died 16yrs ago i.e taking the responsibility that my mum had. Then i realized that i was not my mum. Thank you for sharing.

[@dadaspheretv]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@mawia9004]

I know her...she worked with my mum...sometime back. Ooh, may she soar and soar! Amen

[@EstherKKE]

Yeeesssssssss sheers tindi!
I can relate, I declared my freedom this year, family burdens gave me burnout and I realized I abandoned myself, life needs balance

[@sheilaogol9503]

I can relate too, seems many have shared story

[@nyevukarisa1567]

Cheers indeed Tindi...your new beginnings are truly about to happen. Soar gal soar....

[@omshantipeacehafeni]

Thank you for the talk. It resonated with me and let me know that it is ok not to feel a sense of responsibility for others. It’s time to be self-full❤️

[@maryannekaranja2288]

This really spoke to me, thank you Daktari

[@Wanyungu]

Beautiful Tindi. Soar like never before.

[@thejonzi]

Haha. I have smiled all through this. *Wink *Wink. Mothers of a certain era.

[@wanjikuwanyoike987]

I love dadasphere!!!!! how can i intern with the brand coz i know that i know that i know its going places.

[@annekinuthia1750]

Wow!

[@Kickoffbros]

Best gyna no doubt

[@christinemuoti1418]

Soo powerful, barikiwa.

[@miriamkaruga]

That realisation : It's not my job.
It's the second liberation 😅💪

[@janenjiru3907]

Yes

[@sharonshanaga9069]

Such a beautiful story

[@veronicalumbasi]

Cheers Tindi, To a new beginning!!

[@1on1withjune81]

I believe your dad is still grieving don't leave on bad terms it will haunt you when he passes on.

[@agwataslifecaptured4972]

i love your confidence

[@afrykanqwin]

Yay...fellow ex pberian...and i hear you about strict moms.

[@minkrasi]

You will soar!

[@njrlm1125]

Very true. Soar gal, and live life.

[@sheilanzisa1508]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@jbdebbielish8483]

Seem Sheila kwabox right Ruth Hellow Yellow
You're cute Dr. Just raising my kids too
Being responsible
Saudi Arabia watching
Sour,, sour like an eagle honey
Love my fellow Kenyan 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪