Kilifi Mum Chased Away by In-Laws after Giving Birth to Child with Disability: "Walitaka Nimuue"
- Loice had a decent life until her husband passed away, after which the tides turned against her
- She had given birth to a child with special needs, and it appeared her husband was the only reason her in-laws tolerated them
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the woman from Kilifi narrated how she was allegedly chased away by her in-laws because of her daughter
A woman from Kilifi county is reeling in pain as she tries to pick up the broken pieces of her life and start over.
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Loice is struggling to fend for herself and her young daughter, who is partly the reason she is currently suffering.
Loice was allegedly kicked out by her in-laws following the untimely and unfortunate death of her husband.
After his death, her in-laws allegedly chased her away because of her daughter, who has a disability.
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“They say she is not their daughter because of her disability. They even suggested that I kill her for them to accept me, but I cannot do that.
When I refused their suggestion, they kicked me out, and I had to look for a place to settle,” she said.
What does Loice do for a living?
Her husband had been the breadwinner, and after his death, life has been even more challenging for her and her little one.
She needs medicine for her ailing daughter, but the lack of employment has become a major barrier to accessing treatment.
“I have no permanent job, but I do menial work like washing people’s clothes. The money is not enough for the various needs in this house, including shopping and medicine,” she noted.
Loice lives in a mud house with a grass-thatched roof, which makes the shelter uninhabitable when it rains.
What is Loice's deepest desire?
She explained that she does not have many household possessions, but when it rains, her house floods, making it uncomfortable to live in.
“My deepest cry is at least to get a good job so that I can make my daughter’s life comfortable. I do not want handouts because at some point that supply will run out, and I will go back to square one. All I desire is to find a job and care for my ailing daughter.
She needs a balanced diet so that whatever medicine she gets can be effective, but I cannot afford food. Sometimes we just drink water and sleep because there is no shopping,” she added.
Loice shared that sometimes kind well-wishers gift her food, but it is not often and not sustainable.
Source: UGC
Kakamega woman who lost seven kids gifted house
In another story, a woman from Kakamega county who lost seven children was gifted a decent house by well-wishers.
The smile of Agnes was restored after her life had been filled with gloom and doom due to the painful experiences she went through.
After burying seven children and becoming homeless, Agnes had lost hope until her story went viral and well-wishers came through for her.
They built her a lovely house after being moved with compassion, ensuring she had a decent life after all the pain she endured.
Agnes appreciated the well-wishers for coming through for her in her hour of need and agony.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
