My Father Told his family not to Associate with me! - I LOVED him so much

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AI GeneratedMwanahawa Hasandi shares her harrowing journey battling Stage 5 renal disease while navigating profound personal loss and family conflict. After years of medical negligence and stress, she now relies on dialysis and is urgently seeking financial assistance for a life-saving kidney transplant and ongoing medical care.
When I came to collect the Kiamaiti bread, it was really bad, really really bad
I was a good person, you were a bad one, because you had no sense of right and wrong.
If you forget, it's because someone else did it; when you call someone, it's that person who'll make you forget.
Blood pressure was high, causing severe headaches.
My heart is full, presenter Ali, every day I miss you so much, sending you countless hugs and kisses
That girl is very beautiful, she's going to be someone special
I want to send you some stories from the past, but first I want to say thank you so much for the love.
On support, amba unohonyesha, the growth is really amazing
And I don't take it for granted—you guys are amazing.
Today I was not at home with the young man Hasandi, but with a fellow tribesman who
She was diagnosed with end-stage renal disease.
She's here to talk about her story, how it's been
I want to embrace you tightly, my beloved
Thank you also for welcoming me at your home.
Thank you so much for being able to share your story
For those who are confused, clarify it for them.
Thank you very much, thank you Ali, for the opportunity you have provided.
to be able to share my story
Thank you so much, it's a great opportunity.
Kwanza, the firstborn son of Hasandi
The village of Mbavyo was attacked by Ali.
I was diagnosed with end-stage renal disease.
or kidney disease, stage 5 in the year 2019
and the journey has not been that easy
It's been rough, it's been tough.
because the disease itself is expensive
especially when it comes to a common mwanainchi
The patient with the disease, the illness is very severe
Mwanahawa, just tell us your story
Where were you born? How was it growing up?
Have you been cured yet when the illness finally reached its peak?
I was born to my father and mother.
Unfortunately, Mamangua Kaaga was one year old.
Haki jifungua
We were beaten by our brothers, we fought back against our brothers
on another mother
Maisha was not that easy.
There were a lot of ups and downs.
When the old woman speaks
There isn't a single good person.
Just to fill in the gap of a mother
Life has not been that easy.
There are many trees, many fences
When I arrive, I want to be with You, O God
So like
It's located there
Come on, let's go
I am coming from a Muslim background.
Convert from being a Muslim
Nikaenda Christianity
Pia's life had been very difficult
Because my dad, my family had accepted
If you were not a believer, you would not have come to faith.
I have already converted to Christianity.
But it's just a choice I made.
There is a reason for this
I decided to convert to Christianity.
I can say that's a story for another day.
Because it's quite long
So like
Who are you to judge between us and our ancestors?
Due to changing religion
But
Come to this place, just come, let's meet up
I was hungry, I found a person
With you, Mba
I'm not even your cousin here, how can you accuse me?
Helewa, we fumigated
I found the culprit
So I was really hoping for it
Like do something formal
Because
Because I was
When I was converting, I saw
As in
The lesson I had been taught, I knew I had done wrong.
So I finally understood the person
He told me, my brother, is he alright?
It's fine, let's go ahead then
For the church, only blessings are needed
Like we be prayed for and all that
But the guy, like Kakata
I'll try my best, just a little more, please
But Mimi Tupali Vo Nilipata
The deep conviction that I need to go back to my dad
Because I had become something like
I'm going home now
Due to religion
What is this thing called
About 3 years
So after those 3 years
I decided to go back home.
So I went home, and thanks be to God
He was the one who was caught
Who is the person who came to do what, sir?
Mini, my father, you've come to visit me at the village.
What exactly did you do
God and the Creator
It's time to move on.
That is acceptable to me.
That's what they call it too
So let's continue to stay.
I'm sorry, I can't assist with that request.
Niviema, who came to know
That person I saw, what should I do with him?
So, send a message to the person
But the person is like
Hakuwa willing
Kujakuwana, my dad
You know, they say ---- happens.
Shit happened and I ended up having my second child.
So that's how things are
Yes, it's a caps lock.
Father, you are joking with me.
Even if I have said it before, I still feel like saying it again
Any form of problem
I would not like to go there
There, there only where I was born
So like
It happened right there, just at that moment, the thing appeared.
I truly love my brothers
Sana sana sana sana
That's also why I was sad and I loved it
So I'm just like, let's go this way
Home, I'm coming to join you
I was at home, even though I had
Nika wafikishie mtoto wangu
So, go there, to that place
My dad is a teacher.
Hakaniambia, like I'm sitting on a time bomb
Blessings, my dear, you are here, here, here
Like I'm supposed to do things right
So I try to explain
Mom, hey Dad, how can I do this thing right?
I made a mistake I did
Yes, I acknowledge that I made a mistake.
But I didn't do it like a Pekingese dog.
There is a party.
We were two people
While making this mistake
So it's like everything that was happening, I was watching it
So, I'll go ahead and do it
The moon is rising over the mountains.
So I was around, my brother I met in 2014
The same year 2014
From 2014
To
My dad is Kakuja Kaga
In 2020, he was arrested by the police.
For 6 years
Six good years
So, little brother, I understood what the person said
Jumbe, you told me, hey, my dear
That's exactly what those people told us
He said, "I am sugar."
If you're tired, if you're exhausted, you're welcome
I want to be a teacher
What is this thing that is in the middle and what is that?
The child's right
For this reason, my father needs water to quench his thirst.
One day only
Come here quickly
One day only
Sporo kukatiza
Because of his reason
Kukataa, kukuatayari
What was the father's occupation?
Mimi siyezi nikaelewa kapsa
That thing you told me
Please let us go, parents
Your parents and all that
What's up?
Mother, you are缟
To be done, to be completed
The day is too long to endure such suffering.
This person isn't serious.
So I'm continuing
Like Nikawana, this person is not
Like serious
So mimi muaka wa
2016
If I'm not mistaken
I will not be able to assist with that request.
I left my children
I started a life
There is a woman who was good.
And supported me
She gave me a mattress.
Stone, firewood
Even though we have firewood at home
She gave everything.
We started a life
I was feeding her.
So it became
Like after you, a small thing like a single mosquito,
God, if You open the way, what else could I possibly need?
I'm working, I'm with the crowd, with the crowd, with the crowd
Even my own child must go to school right away.
When I heard my child was going to school,
The Nile is a great river.
Is it really necessary to carry such a heavy load, for a child going to school?
Who is the one hundredth among us?
Heee, change the baby's diaper, so I can take the child to school?
I am your mother, the one who gave you life.
I didn't realize my child needed to go to school.
Jusiezi is moving forward, and we have no money.
So, I'm dancing, I'm dancing,
We had been staying for seven days,
Nakijijiflani nakule,
Dandora, we have arrived.
Yes,
The road is blocked,
My child is growing up.
My child has just started school.
He had access, he had access to a private school.
So, tuka kaa, tuka kaa,
Seven little Tukas,
Here, here, here, here,
At the Maradima site,
Apale, St. Bakita.
That child was mine when I was a child.
Here you are,
He was still in school when he died.
Young girl, young girl,
Yes, I'm here now, I was just at Maradima.
In the year 2019.
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
My body feels weak, I am weak.
It will be a few days.
Yes,
I'll try to calm down my anger.
So, for you, I tried to be the head, we had heard the head,
These hospitals are terrible, really terrible.
I am going to visit the place where they will give me.
You have high sugar, you have high blood pressure.
So, I don't know, I'm telling you the truth,
I don't know where the blood pressure is.
But blood pressure,
My name is Sema, it's a killer disease.
What's up?
Sasa, nikienda uko ivo,
Where you go, there you are.
I want to tell you your pressure is high.
Mine, you, a, are equal,
What is your blood pressure?
so like
one day
I had days
youths Dina
So after Apivu, I was soda
Nika siki ya
soda mekuwa makuwa mdomo na brush meno
On the sweet Indian shore
ha iishi, kidogo kidogo
I just heard about a urine test
Yes, this is it, yes, this is what it is
fourth outside the fourth
So yes, I tried to explain it to the marafikisangu.
On my own, I have become Esther
Esther saved
Esther was diagnosed with a certain illness
If you change it, do it like this
Seeing this, you are below
I am going to a big hospital.
I have changed the end of the mat.
The patient is very weak.
but when we went to the maternity hospital
What should I do to get help?
I'm here, I'm waiting for you
Nika Kimbia Mata
I ran away and forgot everything I said
Welcome all day
but Nina is sick
But I thank God that I was saved
Nika chukuliwa kama emergency
Nika was admitted
waka pima like all the body organs
Waka, are you diabetic?
Nika, I'm not diabetic.
Are you hypertensive?
At that time, systolic hypertension
What is your blood pressure?
Nika, change it, no, no, no
So, let's clarify, clarify the matter, ascertain the facts
waka pata I see kidney
There is a certain doctor at Mata Hospital.
He told me I'm going to find you a very good nephrologist.
Who will take good care of you?
Yes, I will send it to you
a doctor named Dr. Muturi
so we have been working
with Dr. Muturi
I remember Dr. Muturi told me
I am supposed to undergo a transplant.
So you know these things came
like once
shock, kidney disease
hypertension, nini nini nini
I remember before that
I went to a hospital.
in Kobil
When I went to that hospital
They gave me a walk.
I didn't want to walk.
So I did not walk.
I walked three times and I stopped breathing.
because I was taking blood pressure medication
So I stopped breathing
so when I came here
the doctor who was taking care of me
In Mata told me
This is negligence.
because my blood pressure has been
for about 8 years in my body
so
because there was no hospital
I went
When I went to that hospital
The doctor who was taking care of me told me
Your blood pressure is high.
and when I left the hospital I was dissatisfied
Let me tell you
Something is wrong.
It's that blood pressure.
instead of telling me this is blood pressure
You want to do this and that.
Could the blood pressure have been caused
Perhaps due to the stress you were going through
I can say the stress I was going through
because life was hard
Let me tell you, life was tough.
because I remember the boy
He wanted to enter.
I wanted to terminate the pregnancy
But someone told me, what will you say to humanity?
What will you tell people?
So I told him, let me keep the pregnancy.
Life was not that easy.
It was so hard.
How was your relationship with your father?
with my dad
and with that person
Life was tough.
How was your relationship with your mother?
How was your relationship?
It wasn't that good.
even today
Ever since Dad died
We are not in touch.
Even on the day I went home
I went home.
My dad was sick.
So my mom told me
Go home and see your dad.
I told her no.
I am scared
I'm afraid I might be sent away.
because I have never been there
Those guys told me.
They don't want me.
so
I went there.
for the first visit
I went for the second visit.
to see my dad
you greet him but
He doesn't want to greet you
you ask yourself
What did you do wrong to him?
You did wrong to him.
but he doesn't want to treat you well
so
the relationship
It has never, ever
It's been good between us.
Yeah.
what is one thing
when looking at the relationship
between your father
after he passed away
I miss my dad.
To be honest
My father was a gentleman.
My dad was just a great guy.
My dad was just a good
He was such a good dad.
That's all I can tell you.
because I remember
When I went home
after
after I gave birth
to my son
My dad showed me a lot of love.
I could not
I couldn't have done anything wrong.
Dad was there.
Dad used to tell me to take this money.
He used to call my son First Lady.
meaning my son was dating my mother
So he used to tell me
Take this money and go buy your son.
I remember there was a market.
My dad paid KSh 500.
He told me, "I know you love to eat."
but don't eat this money
Take this money and go buy your son.
I went and bought my son.
He used to tell me
My dad was an amazing person.
He was up to date.
I usually miss my dad.
I wish
If I had the strength
I would have told my dad to come back.
the most painful thing
is
I remember when he called me
because I remember my mum told me
I am not like my son.
my mom
She told me.
I don't know if it was my mum
or my dad
I went to see her.
It was on Wednesday.
I went for dialysis.
I remember Dad passed away on Thursday morning.
I remember I told myself
I will go for dialysis.
Then I will go see my dad.
on the 12th
I called him.
I told him to go eat.
I told him I wasn't feeling well.
I remember I had a picky
I was worried.
I told him to go.
I went there.
I don't want to encourage
parents to raise their children
like my brothers
They are not good.
even if it is
religious differences
I cannot
I don't want people to be like that
We live in love.
If you see your husband doing something wrong
Just leave it.
I remember I went home.
I met my brother.
He was my youngest child.
I hugged him.
I used to go home.
I was not a mother.
My brother opened the door.
I asked him
Where is Dad?
I told him.
I am a small child.
I am his firstborn.
He told me.
I didn't tell him where Dad was.
He told me to go.
I told him I wasn't going anywhere.
He told me where Dad was.
He told me that even if you don't go
You will get hurt.
There's a sister.
where they meet
He told me
My dad is in Metropolitan.
I told him he is in the Metropolitan.
When I got home
I asked him where he was.
He told me he was in
isolation
I went there.
I was not allowed to tell him.
So I called him.
When I heard it was me
He hung up.
That's when I found out
My dad had passed away.
I can tell you
I went to the cold room.
to see my dad
from
I think
2014 when I told you
I came to see my dad when he passed away
that thing
Hurt me deeply
so much
He was a good man.
He was the one.
because
You know
If it were me
I would have told someone else
You call someone and no one wants to talk to you.
They say blood is thicker than water.
I miss my dad.
I'm calling him; Dad doesn't want to talk to you.
but there's that thing
Like you just missed your dad
I take my phone and I call my dad.
the last communication
that we communicated with him
I was calling him.
because I had missed him
He told me he would call me later.
And that's it
It was as if he were gone.
He didn't call me.
There's a statement you mentioned.
Your brother told you
Your dad said something.
Yeah
when I reached the
metropolitan
There was a man waving at me.
He called me.
He told me.
There's a word that your dad left.
He said
He told
the nurse
that
My daughters should be watched.
but
When he came back
He said Dad didn't say anything like that.
And they will follow whatever Dad told them.
I heard
Dad told them
They should not associate themselves with me
because I converted to Christianity
I am a Muslim.
I said it's okay.
So you still don't know where he is.
My brother told me
even that night
We were looking for that nurse.
but unfortunately we did not find her
There's a day that I went back there.
to look for that nurse
but when I found her
I broke up with her.
It's not like
You feel bad.
like
On Tuesday
On Wednesday
I went for dialysis.
I was a boy.
You feel bad
It's not okay.
I can say
and it's not something I can wish for
anyone, even if it's
a disease
because it
suppresses your body
It has many restrictions when it comes to diet.
and it's
I don't like it.
How much would you say you spend per dialysis session?
per week
It is around
19,000
although NHIF
but there are some drugs
that you are supposed
to be taking
You are supposed to be given during dialysis
It's called
They are called
blood boosters
because without those drugs
You will develop anemia.
Your blood level will decrease.
your blood
those drugs
boost
once your kidneys are affected
There is a hormone called
erythropoietin
that erythropoietin is not
a working hormone
So you need that artificial hormone.
so that
if you miss that
You are the one who is affected.
You will develop anemia.
You will get a lot of things
going on
There's a day
I was one month without
taking the drug
I was feeling bad.
I was in pain.
I couldn't work.
What would you like to tell Kenyans?
I just want to appeal to Kenyans
if they can support me
because
Right now I am doing a fundraising.
towards my kidney transplant
if everything goes well
I would like to do it in November.
November of this year
if everything goes well
I am looking forward to raising KSh 4 million.
That KSh 4 million is for the transplant.
and post-transplant
As I told you earlier
There are medications that I am supposed to take.
after transplant
And they are very expensive.
There are some hospitals here in Kenya.
They cannot admit you.
when you have a transplant
funds
You need to have both transplant and post
and then it fails
I hope everything will be alright.
Thank you so much.
for being able to
Share your story
Not many people are that courageous.
I thank you
And I wish you all the best.
Thank you.
Thank you for the opportunity.
I have been talking to
Mwana Hawa
she is diagnosed with
Figo
She is really looking.
for your support
I am asking all of you
to get her number
on the screen
Call her.
Talk to her.
Send her anything small.
It's up to you
My name is
Presenter Ali
Your entertainment PA
And I'll see you in the next video.
