Sometimes you need to look at things from the eyes of the victim.

The Ripple effect.


My heart aches and goes out to the children living with a form of disability or sickness especially the type that takes away a major part of their childhood from them.

I remember back then in the primary school , I could run very fast cause of my long legs.

But because of my weak bones and fragile body running gave me so much pains and I had to give up on running.

It was tough cause I knew I had a sprinter in me.




When people ask me what sport do I do , I just smile and jokingly say well ' I clap, I can cheer well '

I know how it feels to be sick.

I know how it feels to want to do something that others do but your body denies you of the opportunity.

Have been on that path before and I must say it wasn't easy to thread.


This message is to encourage those living with disabilities and sickness especially children not to give up.

The struggle is real and the society is not smiling all the time.

And to the parents, guardians , families and friends of those living with disabilities or sickness keep being kind and full of hope.

I empathize with you and this is also telling the society to stop judging and rather show love.

No child that was born with sickle cell anemia disease asked for it.

No child born with club feet wished for it.

No child that was born deaf prayed for it.

The struggles of these children are real and they need our shoulders to help carry the weight and the burden of the pains.

Show love to others, whoever they may be.

Cause the ripple effect of love will always come back to where it started from.

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