Emma is my homie and churchmate back in Nakuru where we grew up together and hails from a very rich family.infact I saw the newest model of cars from her dad and yes, both mum and dad are strict christians....I must say Emma is so accommodative, fun to be with,ever smiling and humble.love you Emma and may everything go well with you(mama Richu's daughter)
I can't. I just can't. I know that pain, and that anemia. The night long diarrhoea and nausea. Dehydration. Crying out to God to let you just die, coz you know it will be long before the pain subsides. Then passing out and hitting your head on the concrete floor. Waking up disoriented several hours later. Those doctors. Excessive period pain at work. I once has to ask permission to buy Buscopan, but the office admin said I send the driver, a male. It then became the office gossip, not caring that I was in soo much pain I couldn't do nothing. I now work from home and dont have to leave the house while on my periods. I also had an extreme change of diet which people scoff and laugh at, but it does wonders for me, and for the 6 years, all's been well, and rarely do I get debilitating pains nor do I get anemic.
This is very sad,but God is surely faithful and His Grace is sufficient.I got the awareness through Elsie Wandera-Odhiambo the founder of Endometriosis of Kenya.
There is nothing dirty about it. No religious group is going to be pissed if you discuss this. Because if you don’t discuss it, many more women are going to find themselves unable to have children or find themselves close to dying because it’s led to something else. Thank you for creating awareness.
Speakers are usually coached for a month or two before. I guess because of constant repetition it almost sounds like a recitation. Anyway, we still get the message and that's what counts 🙂🙂
Thanks for this. I am an Endo warrior and I have heard all sorts of things about my menses. Its been 4 yrs since I finally got a good diagnosis n management is not easy either. But we forge on.
Thanks so much!!!! the carpet i got at the persian shop at the junction, the chairs from an expat and the table from some guy outside of village market years ago (roadside chic ;)
@@dadaspheretv Exquisite taste. Same goes for the wall arrangement in the how to co-parent succesfully video. Oh! The video is informative, and the set is beautiful.
Emma is my homie and churchmate back in Nakuru where we grew up together and hails from a very rich family.infact I saw the newest model of cars from her dad and yes, both mum and dad are strict christians....I must say Emma is so accommodative, fun to be with,ever smiling and humble.love you Emma and may everything go well with you(mama Richu's daughter)
Thank you Emmah for representing us so well. Let's keep fighting this good fight. #EndometriosisAwareness #EndoWarrior
This is informative and educative, Emma. Thank you for sharing this story former school mate.
So proud of you Emma.
I can't. I just can't. I know that pain, and that anemia. The night long diarrhoea and nausea. Dehydration. Crying out to God to let you just die, coz you know it will be long before the pain subsides. Then passing out and hitting your head on the concrete floor. Waking up disoriented several hours later. Those doctors. Excessive period pain at work. I once has to ask permission to buy Buscopan, but the office admin said I send the driver, a male. It then became the office gossip, not caring that I was in soo much pain I couldn't do nothing. I now work from home and dont have to leave the house while on my periods. I also had an extreme change of diet which people scoff and laugh at, but it does wonders for me, and for the 6 years, all's been well, and rarely do I get debilitating pains nor do I get anemic.
Sorry, you had to go through this😔
You are a warrior !!
This is very sad,but God is surely faithful and His Grace is sufficient.I got the awareness through Elsie Wandera-Odhiambo the founder of Endometriosis of Kenya.
Very educative. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. Such a strong woman.
Well spoken Emma.
Thank you so much for sharing!
Looking amazing!
There is nothing dirty about it. No religious group is going to be pissed if you discuss this. Because if you don’t discuss it, many more women are going to find themselves unable to have children or find themselves close to dying because it’s led to something else. Thank you for creating awareness.
Waoh thanks for sharing
Sounds like she's reading from somewhere... Thanks for the exposé
Speakers are usually coached for a month or two before. I guess because of constant repetition it almost sounds like a recitation. Anyway, we still get the message and that's what counts 🙂🙂
Thanks for this. I am an Endo warrior and I have heard all sorts of things about my menses. Its been 4 yrs since I finally got a good diagnosis n management is not easy either. But we forge on.
You're a strong woman Emma,but where's Ken?
sam mungai he stayed on 😉
Hi Mr. Kenn and Mrs
Herbert Moriango aka Rau Rau so Ken stayed? Good one.
She’s nervous at the beginning
Yes and so what, its normal to have nerves at the start when you are not used to public speaking. Takes practise and more practise.
The furniture on stage is gorgeous, Where to get?
Thanks so much!!!! the carpet i got at the persian shop at the junction, the chairs from an expat and the table from some guy outside of village market years ago (roadside chic ;)
@@dadaspheretv Exquisite taste. Same goes for the wall arrangement in the how to co-parent succesfully video. Oh! The video is informative, and the set is beautiful.
@@lekis5975 thanks so much... i love decorating :)
@@dadaspheretv You are gifted. And the videos are very informative, thank you for telling our stories.
Oh my!!
True
You left us hanging. What happened to Ken, did he take off or is he the father to your children? Just curious.
Xoxo Macx am curious too..would have loved to hear that side and whether he gave her support or not
They are still together! They are blessed!
Yes. She married Kennedy Nduati. Father of her babies. Happy for her.
Wow but was that the point really? That was just a "supporting" story......a story in a story.