Being Kambua

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There are heroes who don't wear capes. No one recognizes what it takes for them to merely exist. No one sees the sacrifices and the heavy crown they carry so gracefully. This is the story of Dr. Sylvia Mochabo.

 Listen, and together let's hold space for her and other special parents.

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How long is too long? How about 16 years I'm the waiting room? Gladys Wanjiku will stir up your faith regardless of what you're waiting for.

Sharon takes us through the trenches of grief, sitting in the ashes and rising, like a phoneix. Showing us how pain can be turned into true power.

Have you ever been in the waiting room, and seen everyone's name get called out, but yours? The fatigue, the frustration, the rollercoaster of emotions...the choice to surrender. This is Sheila's story. If you're in a season of waiting, you need to experience how gracefully she has walked this path

It is often said that men don’t hurt, and when they do, they don’t (shouldn’t) cry. But Father’s deeply grieve the loss of their children whether through miscarriage, still birth, infant loss, or whatever circumstances. These three gentlemen bravely lay themselves bare- letting us into their pain and struggle in order to be better understood, and also to tell other men, that it is OK not to be ok.

It is often said that men don’t hurt, and when they do, they don’t (shouldn’t) cry.

 But Father’s deeply grieve the loss of their children whether through miscarriage, still birth, infant loss, or whatever circumstances.

These three gentlemen bravely lay themselves bare- letting us into their pain and struggle in order to be better understood, and also to tell other men, that it is OK not to be ok. 

#BeingKAMBUA #kambua

Deborah Kimathi has experienced the true dance between grief and loss; joy and grief. Her rainbow babies are a testament that indeed comes in the morning.

Charity Kiarie is the true definintion of a queen. Even when life has tried to knock her down, she has dusted herself off, and like a phoenix, she continues to rise.

Margie's life is the true definition of a warrior. Her fight is bound to fan the flame in yours.

The smallest coffins are the heaviest.

How about two? Mercy has walked the deep, dark, trenches of grief, and yet experienced great hope in what lies ahead.

Disrupted. That is how Wambui found her life; disrupted. But in her journey she found strength in the mess and is now equipping other women to face life head on.

The journey of infertility can be extremely daunting. It feels like groping around in the dark, trying to find answers. It changes you; in depths that cannot be measured, or understood.

Loss changes you; it can completely break you, or leave a most beautiful version of you. Nessy Lee is like a lotus in the mud. Strong, beautiful, immaculate.

Julie Kariuki is as strong and resilient as they come. Her life is an epitome of what it looks like to keep winning even when it seems as though you're failing.

In our deepest grief, we miraculously find rays of light.

Life can be so unpredictable. But it’s the twists and turns that build us…they make us resilient. They strengthen our faith. Here’s where it all began…