My life as the unwanted child, abuse by my uncle, navigating life to finding myself | Lydia Wanjiru

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  • @LynnNgugi
    @LynnNgugi  Рік тому +104

    Good morning team LNN,
    You requested Lydia and we heard you!
    What is your take-home from today's conversation with her?
    You can connect with her via her social handles
    TikTok: lydiawanjiru.ke
    Instagram: lydiawanjiru.ke
    Or via her phone number 0708 572 062
    Check her amazing content here youtube.com/@getnakedwithlydia?si=Y9XShLVGoCZdA4mO and subscribe!
    To share your story on Rebuilding, send a brief summary to our emails Info@Lnn.digital or Lynn.ngugi@Lnn.digital
    Thank you so much for watching

    • @esthernjeri1744
      @esthernjeri1744 Рік тому +5

      I will contact her coz i feel the need to pour my heart to her,i went through so much when i was young too 😢

    • @kenyayoungjournalists7901
      @kenyayoungjournalists7901 Рік тому +1

      Much love as always my mentor ❤️. You inspire me

    • @Ray-yg3nr
      @Ray-yg3nr Рік тому

      Hey Lynn. This is a very sober conversation. Invite me on that round table .you are looking for 2 more people. count me as 1 person.

    • @warigiapurity8252
      @warigiapurity8252 Рік тому +1

      Pole gal for what you went thro.
      Thank you for rebuilding ourselves.
      You talked about undertaking criminology, u still can, it's never too late to learn.

    • @wacekendonga5658
      @wacekendonga5658 Рік тому

      Where is the link to her other interview? Kindly put it here , asante.

  • @FaithKenya963
    @FaithKenya963 Рік тому +319

    She is such a strong lady. I was raised by my mum's sister and that woman and her children were God sent, I even forgot I was an orphan 😂😂😂😂. The love, the care I remember in high school I used to have extra shopping new uniforms every term and my school fees was paid per year in advance. Though she passed on I still feel the love from my cousins, I really thank God for them.

  • @vugutzatheblackqueen
    @vugutzatheblackqueen Рік тому +211

    Today I just came across this story &it took me back 😭 to my painful past.. growing up as an orphan then a man just shows up during my wedding preparations as my"dad"...married for over 10 yrs called barren...worked as a housemaid at the age of 8 till now... it's not easy but this didn't stop me from going back to school coz I dropped at class 4&did my KCPE&KCSE as an adult...now blessed with a a beautiful baby girl.. separated from a naccisist husband..re_building myself...one day I'll sit on that couch to inspire global..God is faithful..AM A FEARLESS WOMAN WITH A DIFFERENT STORY AM VUGUTZA THE BLACK QUEEN.

  • @WanjiruMuya
    @WanjiruMuya Рік тому +340

    Stop making orphans maids after their parents die.
    If you can't be a shoulder for them to lean on? Let them go!

    • @LynnNgugi
      @LynnNgugi  Рік тому +6

      🙏🙏🙏🙏

    • @annmuchai6200
      @annmuchai6200 Рік тому +5

      Yes very true. Sadly that's happens

    • @yummykitchendirect4528
      @yummykitchendirect4528 Рік тому +1

      Well said 👏

    • @Herhealingtouch6683
      @Herhealingtouch6683 Рік тому +20

      That's very well said , one thing I know when you take up this orphans God opens the door you never lack , I am a witness of this as I took my cousins in they are my Son's age mates and I never lacked a single thing they ever wanted , today they both grown up, graduated and working.

    • @judithkwenge90
      @judithkwenge90 Рік тому +1

      💯

  • @lizamumbz3810
    @lizamumbz3810 Рік тому +61

    & because of this interview I am going to be helping a young lady who has 2 small girls & she's suffering a lot raising them.

  • @DIon..Godismyshield
    @DIon..Godismyshield Рік тому +303

    Better living wth a poor parent than rich relatives 😢😢😢

    • @luxurioushomendecorpalace1708
      @luxurioushomendecorpalace1708 Рік тому +44

      I think is better living with a KIND person, rich or poor. I was raised by a poor parent who was sooooo unkind sema double the tragedy 😂. Today I gravitate more towards kind people rich or poor

    • @DIon..Godismyshield
      @DIon..Godismyshield Рік тому

      @@luxurioushomendecorpalace1708 wooow and you made it congratulations 👏 and I hope you forgave them

    • @lynetkerubo9453
      @lynetkerubo9453 Рік тому +7

      Cruel people are just very very poor people... Regardless of how much money they have...

    • @rlenytrendy4954
      @rlenytrendy4954 Рік тому

      GUYS PLEASE NIPITIENI GOT SOMETHING NEW ❤❤

    • @rosemuthoni8135
      @rosemuthoni8135 Рік тому +2

      They are beasts in form of human bodies

  • @belindaouma795
    @belindaouma795 Рік тому +21

    Kulelewa na relatives imefanya everyday, I ask God to add me years ndio nilee watoi wangu🙏🙏

  • @paulinewangui131
    @paulinewangui131 Рік тому +50

    Just because you carry it so well doesn't mean it's not heavy😢 Lydia you are a strong woman❤

    • @eunicenjari3153
      @eunicenjari3153 Рік тому

      Strong girl you are, Lydia! I feel you and wish you the very best in your life, God knows your destiny. On a separate note however, i wish you can consider advising Orphans who take advantage of their situation and live on handouts - as in, they deliberately refuse to be independent regardless of the help they get. I am handling such a case. I think I'll reach out to you. Once again, God is watching, you are loved!

  • @margaretkinuthia3996
    @margaretkinuthia3996 Рік тому +13

    I live with my late sister's son and may God help me to give him all the love he needs,..will never be mean to him.. he will always be my first son.

  • @annwaithira5158
    @annwaithira5158 Рік тому +53

    She's so real and authentic . All my love goes to her . We never know someone until you sit with them . May she keep winning.

  • @ruthmachariaofficialinspir6371
    @ruthmachariaofficialinspir6371 Рік тому +29

    This is me in my own family.
    13 yrs moving on strongly. No grudge but can never associate I love my longest journey of child trauma and self me, my kids and the world ❤

  • @scholasticanthiwa4752
    @scholasticanthiwa4752 Рік тому +143

    I like the way Lynn makes her guests feel free and confident, she's a good listener and very attentive. .Hi five Lydia ✋

    • @LynnNgugi
      @LynnNgugi  Рік тому +3

      ❤❤❤❤

    • @judithrobnkhoma6155
      @judithrobnkhoma6155 Рік тому +1

      I feel like sometimes Lynn must interven, I min to make the audience also understand it better, because on this story I felt like there waz a mixture of everything, she will tell the part & never finish she is already on the other one, then again she is going back jiki jiki she is on the other side, I hope am making sense
      Thanks

    • @marymwaura2156
      @marymwaura2156 Рік тому

      I agree love her blogs

  • @fmn356
    @fmn356 Рік тому +49

    I don't why it's so hard for people to understand that kids shouldn't be treated in a bad way coz they don't choose to be born as "unwanted"
    I wish people would get to understand this simple concept. No child is unwanted and every child is a gift from God and some hold destinies for those who mistreat them like we always see from the story of Joseph in the bible.
    Hugs momma❤❤
    Team LNN, good morning 🌄

  • @oguta_254
    @oguta_254 Рік тому +93

    Just because you see somebody smiles and carrys on doesn't mean it's easy guys 😢😢
    People are really carrying heavy heart out here but they've chose to be happy 😊 😃

    • @ednakerry8035
      @ednakerry8035 Рік тому +2

      😢😢😢

    • @oguta_254
      @oguta_254 Рік тому

      @@ednakerry8035 sorry if you among them

    • @salomewainaina3728
      @salomewainaina3728 Рік тому +2

      That's true we opt to focus on the positive side🥺🥺🥺

    • @oguta_254
      @oguta_254 Рік тому +1

      @@salomewainaina3728 and the society isn't ready for such kind of traumatic conversations...

    • @salomewainaina3728
      @salomewainaina3728 Рік тому

      @@oguta_254 we just heal silently and move

  • @ceciliawainaina5553
    @ceciliawainaina5553 Рік тому +25

    Finished high school with lyd. I'm soo proud of her God is truly faithful. She's a testimony ❤

  • @missynellie1545
    @missynellie1545 Рік тому +52

    Let her know that she is loved and appreciated ❤

  • @evangelistgrace5278
    @evangelistgrace5278 Рік тому +19

    Psalm 121 is my portion from the time I was young. I was also unwanted child in my family. Getting married to a family, who also rejected me so much also. I understand lidya's story well.
    In time's of problems, i could only look to God for help and no relatives.
    I thank God, He is the only friend who can never leave you. He is the only present help in sometimes of trouble's.
    People with great destinies go through so much in life...
    Lydia receive hugs from us. We love you so much, and Jesus Christ love's you so much ooh.
    Funny enough I'm Wanjiru, I also don't know my right birthday, I had to cook the date's birth for me to get a messenger Job in NCCK

    • @grace2excell
      @grace2excell Рік тому +1

    • @shiro-12292
      @shiro-12292 Рік тому +1

      Have also gone through too much,but my trust is in God only and true ,when you go through all these it means that your destiny is great,I have encountered God and I will never change my Faith in God forever and ever

    • @lettilexie
      @lettilexie 6 місяців тому

      I relate 🫂🫂love en light namesake❤p

  • @mercyadema3809
    @mercyadema3809 Рік тому +81

    That line...'you owe no one a thank you!' Only orphans and those who were raised up by well-wishers understand the depth of this statement!

    • @florencemuchoki3009
      @florencemuchoki3009 Рік тому +7

      Very well put. No child asks for their parents to die or neglect them. Better still no child goes asking to be raised, they are children, they find themselves and live through whatever it is they find themselves in. I have not heard a parent tell their children to go thank them for raising them. Because being a parent to a child is a responsibility and not a favour to the child. So for those raising children that are not theirs,do it whole heartedly expecting nothing in return than the blessings of God.

    • @lydiakariuki456
      @lydiakariuki456 Рік тому

      😢😢😢true😢😢😢

    • @edwinsakon
      @edwinsakon Рік тому +3

      I dearly understand...being an orphan since age 3..taken through schooling on an orphanage😢..being left and hated by your own blood due that you're educated but being unemployed!! Well it's just hard!

    • @ruthwasio9719
      @ruthwasio9719 Рік тому

      ​@@florencemuchoki3009well said....

    • @brigidmusanga1325
      @brigidmusanga1325 Рік тому

      @@edwinsakon sorry 😔

  • @A.M.6795
    @A.M.6795 Рік тому +11

    Lydia you're so real! You will do great! My favorite part of this story is your high school teacher turned mom (Lois). May God bless her left and right. May her children always find help whenever they need it. I grew up as the scapegoat in a narcissistic family dynamic, the black sheep, unloved by single mom. But the joy of the Lord is my strength.

  • @mercyedith1383
    @mercyedith1383 Рік тому +46

    "The people we owe a thank you can be a point of trauma for you"
    This here!!!!!is something that pricks me deeper than words can explain,I know this so well.
    And I chose my son and I and I'll do it over and over again.
    Peace matters

  • @susanholloway4013
    @susanholloway4013 Рік тому +24

    I just love Lydia so much. She's real and truthful to herself. She's truly destined for greatness. Lydia your great days are still ahead❤

  • @mercymuturi8045
    @mercymuturi8045 Рік тому +25

    Her face is faceing❤❤ she is a real queen❤

  • @Shezztravel
    @Shezztravel Рік тому +21

    I love the part when Lynn says "you can start from talking from where you are comfortable" Lynn i love your interviewing skills so respectful of your clients

  • @glslatifahnsubuga51
    @glslatifahnsubuga51 Рік тому +17

    Why always people have that mindset that kids without parents are supposed to be treated like nothing yet they know nothing about what the future has for them may blessings follow you Lydia and i like what you said that "you forgave them but let the distance be maintained "

  • @murielhampson6643
    @murielhampson6643 Рік тому +6

    I don't understand Swahili but I still got the message. She had a rough childhood but it's not where you started but where you end. I'm very impressed of the young lady she became. Kudos to her❤

  • @MummyAndTheGirls
    @MummyAndTheGirls Рік тому +105

    There are toxic relatives out here. I went through a lot back in 2020 because of these people called Uncle and Aunt. I thank God I am a live today and peaceful. People should normalize talking about it, and SAYING NO TO THEM IS NOT A CRIME because peace of mind is our health! THANK YOU LYNN FOR WHAT YOU DO.

  • @marionmuturi5283
    @marionmuturi5283 Рік тому +27

    I love her content on tiktok. I'm just saddened by what people do to others and what she went through in the hands of those who should have loved and protected her.😢

  • @annmwongeli2486
    @annmwongeli2486 Рік тому +7

    Shame on all the relatives who mistreated her. See her life now. There is a God in heaven.

  • @brendahyunia9728
    @brendahyunia9728 Рік тому +16

    I honestly love Lydia, she is such a vibe. You are so strong and have beaten many odds, so much respect for you.

  • @MonicahVA01
    @MonicahVA01 Рік тому +29

    Traumatized kids need a biiiiiig hug. Watching this channel reminds me am not alone. It was never easy to put up with all the distress and trauma growing up. Who knew when one grows up instead of forgetting the pain , it becomes a thorn in the flesh and triggers keep one reliving the pain every time they happen. Thanks @Lynn for putting this together.

    • @laurakamau5214
      @laurakamau5214 Рік тому +1

      The pain comes when you remember what happened 😢😢 really painful

    • @pascaliabigogo7769
      @pascaliabigogo7769 Рік тому

      It's said never wrong a little kid coz the never forget...I hate my childhood memories 🥺

    • @grace2excell
      @grace2excell Рік тому

      😢

  • @amor9905
    @amor9905 Рік тому +17

    I could write a whole book about my life. I feel her pain too, am also the black sheep of my family, since am way of age, no husband, no kids, nothing to show for any of what others have. I gave my life to Christ and He kees reminding me to be still. He will use mg life as a manual for them to read. He is still working on me and molding me. My time is coming

    • @wambuinderitu2461
      @wambuinderitu2461 Рік тому

      I wish you all the best❤

    • @winniezack936
      @winniezack936 Рік тому

      Amen ❤

    • @monicahchepkemei4104
      @monicahchepkemei4104 Рік тому

      Sending my love and prayers

    • @annendoria8164
      @annendoria8164 4 місяці тому

      am in the same process ....I was the black sheep bt right now I feel I had no control of everything I was doing ​@@monicahchepkemei4104

  • @lilianmutunga924
    @lilianmutunga924 Рік тому +30

    And the way this girl is always happy on tiktok love her stories

  • @sheilahendrich6995
    @sheilahendrich6995 Рік тому +38

    Her brother will be found in Jesus's name,especially after this LNN Show. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @tujifunze488
    @tujifunze488 Рік тому +6

    Behind a powerful and successful woman there's is a story that motivated them to be better .

  • @JMandy
    @JMandy Рік тому +12

    I want Lydia to start her own channel. I can listen to her talking forever ❤

  • @Pkay263
    @Pkay263 Рік тому +17

    The lawyer who was on the previous show was so hard/ insensitive to her. The lawyer needs to know that there is a reason why people make such choices in their lives. She should have be more empathetic and sympathetic with hers You are a winner my dear!!❤

    • @lillieGatz
      @lillieGatz Рік тому

      Yes. Life experiences shape you

    • @Pkay263
      @Pkay263 Рік тому +1

      Sorry for the typos. The lawyer needs to be emotionally intelligent. Her legal knowledge and analysis was not called for. Lydia you are a winner and you will go beyond your past. I am glad that you have set firm and clear boundaries to those people who hurt you. Which is a lesson to everyone dealing with toxic relatives and friends. ❤️💕

    • @linaajjey3396
      @linaajjey3396 Рік тому

      I noticed that too

  • @boohookidscreations8003
    @boohookidscreations8003 Рік тому +72

    Sobbed for Lydia😢, being so vulnerable as a child and adults disappointing her. I never take for granted to grow around good, well-mannered and honorable men-uncles and dad. They expected me to have great accomplishments and they never made me feel less as a woman. This kind is rare ❤

    • @melaniewanjiru2829
      @melaniewanjiru2829 Рік тому +1

      You're one of the luckiest then.

    • @boohookidscreations8003
      @boohookidscreations8003 Рік тому

      @@melaniewanjiru2829 I know. Sad that I had to deal the deplorable type in my adult years which made me realize not all men are like the men I grew up around 💔

    • @phaustinelogedi8740
      @phaustinelogedi8740 Рік тому

      The story has taken me soo far .I have also sobbed aki😢😢

  • @georgebenard2114
    @georgebenard2114 Рік тому +6

    This thing of being unwanted child happened to my father when he remembers even today he cries a lot but were a in journey of shining to encourage him.
    I think many children who are shining are such children.
    Be blessed

  • @faithnjoki1471
    @faithnjoki1471 Рік тому +15

    One of the very first tiktok accounts I ever followed. She kept me sane during vovid pandemic. Very intelligent and full of humor, truth and life. I didn't know she was carrying a best seller for a story. Girl, you have moved me. There is a verse that says, they overcame by the power of their testimonies. Shine! We are right behind you.
    Ps
    Your skin has always baffled me. So beautiful and always glowing.

  • @nyarsakwa1492
    @nyarsakwa1492 Рік тому +6

    When you dont have parents, you are on your own... Though kuna good relatives ,but they will never be the same as your mother

  • @lyn254
    @lyn254 Рік тому +26

    I'm glad to see her again in this show.I just like her 💙she's such a VIBE!

  • @wisdomlife
    @wisdomlife Рік тому +13

    God bless those teachers who step in as parents....

  • @nalunga64
    @nalunga64 Рік тому +5

    What a an intellectual lady. Yes, school is important because we have to be learned but educated people like Lydia are not that common in the current world. The knowledge, attitude, values and skills she has are taking her places. The sky is the limit and the so called graduates will be part of her staff. TRUST ME, SHE IS A CHILD OF GOD.
    As adults we need to make conscious decisions on who and what we choose to associate with. Toxic relationships are the number one cause of negative mental health. So I agree with you 100 % that those relatives should maintain a reasonable distance from you and be steadfast with that. Keep on holding to God and "throw your anxiety on him because he CARES for you" - 1 Peter 5:7
    Thanks Lynn once again :)

  • @rahabmwangi-hy1sb
    @rahabmwangi-hy1sb Рік тому +2

    Story lydia imenijenga... personally i face rejection after my mum separated,later mom died ....i have faced it rough aki...God is great

  • @suzyben9643
    @suzyben9643 Рік тому +5

    Am Lydia's fun kwa tiktok ans av never thought that behind this beautiful face and soul we see on our screens has gone through so much in her younger self era. May you shine and those who never wanted to associate with you will start looking for you.

  • @grass2grace256
    @grass2grace256 Рік тому +6

    I noticed her beauty and strength. Thank you Lydia for reminding me that I got no excuse. I need to unlearn and intentional relearn.

  • @restallen5581
    @restallen5581 Рік тому +7

    Hawa na aunt and uncles huwa wanasahau kwamba ipo siku tutakuwa watu wazima 😢😢😢😢they are so rude but Mungu ni nani hubariki sana hawa watoto

  • @jobtorore3096
    @jobtorore3096 Рік тому +7

    Now I understand why this brilliant star pulls one fst in her relationships as she put it in other engagements in the same LLN channel.
    The act of being defensive, careful n self preservation acts in relationships is always more sensitized by previous life experiences that sometimes we don't choose.
    She's an embodiment of excellence.
    Epitome of inspiration

  • @forevertreasures
    @forevertreasures Рік тому +21

    Hugs to Lydia my fellow orphan. Watching this episode took me back to my childhood.
    Toxicity from relatives n friends is real.
    If you can't take care of orphans just let them go rather than give them traumas coz loosing parents is already so painful for them.
    The building and rebuilding journey is difficult but not impossible. Lydia you're going far.

    • @LucyNyambura-e1e
      @LucyNyambura-e1e Рік тому +1

      You just said what I have always said but people don't understand..,..once you break a child it nearly impossible to heal,it affect their life like forever.

    • @grace2excell
      @grace2excell Рік тому

    • @joanleahwambui
      @joanleahwambui Рік тому

      I wish I could get the courage to to speak it out like her..as said under family members. We Ophans grow nowing there's no room to speak..am 41 now , I am still scared..may I live longer to witness my son's life is alway my prayer to God. Please ,we know death do take us in a way our kids are left in under thr care if our relatives..yets it's our kids who takes care of our relatives and their kids..
      That's my worst fear. Let's work hard so that our kids won't be the handyman n househelps in our relatives mansions....I still need a psychiatrist to talk to till now..

    • @forevertreasures
      @forevertreasures Рік тому

      @@joanleahwambui
      It's not easy but not impossible. Therapy helps gather courage and go through it at your pace. Pour your heart out to God, make Him your friend, am a witness He hears and answers prayers and even your top secrets are safe with Him.

    • @GraceNgoziMosindi
      @GraceNgoziMosindi 10 місяців тому

      Thank God....he is still on the Throne

  • @ruthmokeira2900
    @ruthmokeira2900 Рік тому +4

    Woi I met another one today from Mathare so she was very free with me at the first sight and she shared alot with me....she is a vulnerable orphan who really needs help... stopped school last year after scoring 373 MKS from her kcpe...she even got married and she miscarried because her weight couldn't hold it😢 she is too young for marriage...but she kept on reminding me that she has no one to run to....

  • @wayua6810
    @wayua6810 Рік тому +13

    She's so amazing. All the best Lydia in all your endeavors.

  • @MissT292
    @MissT292 Рік тому +3

    I never understand why relatives makes it soo hard to just help with no issues
    U agree to help just help
    This gal is brave
    My take away home is "I don't owe anyone a thank you"tats deep ,not many people will understand that
    May God continue blessing this beautiful gal

  • @carletteharriet9684
    @carletteharriet9684 Рік тому +9

    I have been through everything Lydia has been through. We are the strongest people and destined for greatness

  • @Trina020
    @Trina020 Рік тому +13

    Am so fond of Lydia coz she is so authentic I love her content and am so sorry for what you've gone through but who is God look at you, you're glowing and prosperity ❤

  • @yourstrulyKe
    @yourstrulyKe Рік тому +15

    What a story! May God enlarge your territory Lydia❤

  • @hellengikonyo2855
    @hellengikonyo2855 Рік тому +11

    This talk has taught me how to deal with toxic relatives.Thanks Lydia

  • @puritymbithe9865
    @puritymbithe9865 Рік тому +5

    Lydia you are not alone...all the best. You are who you are because of your past...you are a vibe and nothing should ever stop you. You are beautiful inside out.

  • @martinkibe6824
    @martinkibe6824 Рік тому +7

    Thanks so much Lynn for bringing this wonderful lady. Lydia is really great. I love her courage to handle challenges. She's just a vibe.

  • @CoolkenyanInisrael
    @CoolkenyanInisrael Рік тому +22

    Hugs gal ❤
    Proud of you, Lydia
    What an emotional and painful story... amazing how you are conquering it all. 👌

  • @africangirl189
    @africangirl189 Рік тому +5

    I just love her skin when am listening to her videos thats the first thing i notice...pole for her indeed everyone has a storo na hakai

  • @ruthwaithera1065
    @ruthwaithera1065 Рік тому +3

    Sad how people mistreat other people's kids inthe name of supporting them😢as if they've paid anything special to have an opportunity to raise their own... anyway...God cares ... we're proud of whom you have become girl.the sky ain't the limit.keep going.
    A challenge to everyone of us,strive to be better humans.
    One day I asked someone why they were so kind to some kids who had lost their parents,her response sunk deep,she said she has always strived to be better cos she knows if one day she died and God allowed them to see how their kids were being treated here on earth, they'd only want to see them treated kindly. I feel it's a worth challenge

  • @docmom1552
    @docmom1552 Рік тому +11

    May God continue blessing you Lydia. Your story is so similar to my story, I FEEL you. I have struggled so much to reconcile this childhood trauma with all my current achievements and somehow I always come up short!! Why? B’se I’ve never had the courage to share it with anyone like you have. You are the voice of the voiceless!! God bless you again!! And to Lynn, you are a blessing!! Thank you for the work you are doing. Thank you!!

  • @jacqueypatrick4090
    @jacqueypatrick4090 Рік тому +6

    I have to realise that before you judge someone for maybe the things they do all say. Learn to listen them to understand. Lydia I have known you for sometime through tiktok and I love you mamaa ❤❤

  • @annewenjiku-oc8bk
    @annewenjiku-oc8bk Рік тому +6

    Child trauma no one can delete it in people's minds because it has recorded itself, only Christ Jesus can heal our past wounds and I thank God Almighty for helping us all who has been through rough and tough times to be able to face what is ahead of us hug Lydia we are many but the Grace of God Almighty will help us always shalom

  • @lynettembeti1249
    @lynettembeti1249 Рік тому +6

    She is a queen.the relatives could see it wanted to drag but God failed them❤❤

  • @jedidahmitei4158
    @jedidahmitei4158 Рік тому +2

    Why am I crying even before I hear the whole story..hugs girl, you are going far

  • @herineosala9381
    @herineosala9381 Рік тому +5

    Lydia's story is so sad and inspiring.....besides the challenges she never gave up and true she is destined for greater good love her narration.Move on and let God do His wonders

  • @BahatiMwanzia
    @BahatiMwanzia Рік тому +6

    Me as an orphan i know how it feels, i pray so to God to keep me alive for my son to see him as grown up man

  • @everlynekagima5235
    @everlynekagima5235 Рік тому +20

    Lydia and I were in the same highschool and I'm so happy when I see her winning.

    • @doreenogola
      @doreenogola Рік тому

      How did u help her when she was suffering?

    • @thegodlyprincess_kenya
      @thegodlyprincess_kenya Рік тому +1

      @@doreenogolapwahahaha what if hata hakuwa anajua anasuffer 😅😅😅

    • @kamikariuki
      @kamikariuki Рік тому

      ​@@thegodlyprincess_kenyaikr 😅😅😅

    • @DIon..Godismyshield
      @DIon..Godismyshield Рік тому

      ​​@@doreenogola😅😅😅😅😅hauna chills

    • @doreenogola
      @doreenogola Рік тому

      @@DIon..Godismyshield sina chills coz in my school nilikuwa naelewa kila mtu , anyways maybe she's self-centered

  • @priscillahnjuguna6783
    @priscillahnjuguna6783 Рік тому +2

    I have alot to relate with Lydiah's story,but i thank God for the relatives from my mum's side. No riches but the kindness and support they showed me was overwhelming since i was 3yrs. To my dad's side," i owe you nothing, let's keep the distance"

  • @balancedviewpoint7418
    @balancedviewpoint7418 Рік тому +4

    Lydia is authentic, beautiful and honest. Just like you Lynn, this girl is real genuine and a wife material. Lynn and Lydia keep the fire burning. Whatever you go through in your life's journey is a lesson learned not a cause to give up. I affirm the two of you 100% and pray that if its your wish to get married, may God direct you to the right partners in Jesus name.

  • @ElizabethKaranja-x6p
    @ElizabethKaranja-x6p Рік тому +2

    If resilience was a person, am proud of you Lydia. Forward ever, backward never.

  • @bonifacekimani1640
    @bonifacekimani1640 Рік тому +10

    Lydia was my manager in a town restaurant back in 2019,a great lady, this made me cry, a strong lady she is

  • @perpetuafelicity5991
    @perpetuafelicity5991 Рік тому +8

    I love this lady...have learnt to stand for myself. I love your spirit, I love your energy ♥️♥️♥️♥️ ....Lyn you are doing great work too👏👏👏

  • @puritykimani1515
    @puritykimani1515 Рік тому +5

    She's a vibe I tell you. I just love her positive attitude. Her story is similar to my late mother whom I wish she went through therapy coz her story really affected her. It's true Lydia therapy is important. ❤

  • @esyy_kariuki
    @esyy_kariuki Рік тому +11

    Oh Lydia is here 👏👏 I'm here to listen to her toxic relatives can really drain you

    • @esyy_kariuki
      @esyy_kariuki Рік тому

      @@dorcaswanjiru-rs1tm yes you will dust yourself and stay fro somewhere love and light ❤️❤️

    • @kamikariuki
      @kamikariuki Рік тому

      ​@@dorcaswanjiru-rs1tmuko located area gani?

  • @sharonopari6836
    @sharonopari6836 Рік тому +11

    Growing up as an orphan is not an easy thing😭😭😭The trauma and everything you go through sometimes you even question yourself if God really exist. May God continue strengthening all orphans.

  • @cherotichfaith7759
    @cherotichfaith7759 Рік тому +2

    I'm halfway and this is so emotional😭😭. Why do people treat kids without parents this way. It's better not to claim guardianship if you know you are going to ensalve them.

  • @davincimaths9492
    @davincimaths9492 Рік тому +5

    I had my parents and never enjoyed luxury....My childhood was characterised by hard labour... I thank God, this is what has made me strong today... Shopping was soap, Colgate a small tube, pads, two tissue papers, Vaseline, small kiwi and pens.... My head was clean every term...

    • @josephinekongu9772
      @josephinekongu9772 Рік тому

      You're not alone memories are made of days

    • @teresiamaina9573
      @teresiamaina9573 Рік тому

      This is me too ... and I even felt in love with boarding school than our own home... I'm 31 and never felt the need to have a complete family husband and kids .... but my dad changed later on ... he just says he was depressed bringing us up 😢

    • @davincimaths9492
      @davincimaths9492 Рік тому

      @@teresiamaina9573 Sending hugs... Pray to God that he will connect you with a great man... He is a God of second chances. As for, my hands spoke volume whenever I traveled from home to school... It was hard but God saw us through.

    • @grace2excell
      @grace2excell Рік тому

      😢

  • @charitywanjohi884
    @charitywanjohi884 Рік тому +1

    Relatives God. After 17yrs of my mother’s death, I looked for but now am giving up on them again unapologetically. But Lydia your blessed coz God is the holder of DESTINIES, penda wewe sana Gal ❤❤❤. Uko Mtrue Vibaya

  • @rosemwangi9417
    @rosemwangi9417 Рік тому +3

    Wow Lydia is definitely a fighter and has overcome so many odds. Thanks Lynn for bringing her. Please post the link of the video referred to in the interview 🙏🏼 ❤👏👏👏👏👍👌

  • @margaretgichane588
    @margaretgichane588 Рік тому +4

    I can relate with some things that relatives do. We thank God for Lydia...she has encouraged herself every day and has achieved a lot.

  • @leahmwangimwangi6600
    @leahmwangimwangi6600 Рік тому +6

    Went to the same primary school. Lydia you are such a strong girl 💪

  • @griffinmariah7635
    @griffinmariah7635 Рік тому +1

    Omg I've never met anyone tell their story that was almost 90% my childhood experience. You never heal from such trauma. You learn to accept and cope with the pain and do the best out of all the experience. Cut every one out of my life and that is the best freedom and peace I could ever have done for myself. Keep keeping your head up and don't let your past define your future @lynn thanks for this platform and space

  • @grace2excell
    @grace2excell Рік тому +16

    So true no one talks about orphans and their pain. Well done Lynn and Lydia. U r both a blessing

  • @meshlucy2081
    @meshlucy2081 Рік тому

    U never knw someone until u hold a deep conversation, this gal she is a real strong, i already see myself in her, i hope i will make it one day.

  • @dianaabuga891
    @dianaabuga891 Рік тому +3

    What an inspiration!!!!! you are not you've never been alone....leave out the titles....you have a superior title,,,the title of God who is father to the orphans 🙏 keep going

  • @myrnajames1460
    @myrnajames1460 Рік тому +3

    Lydia is right cut ties and work on yourself to be able to move forward without carrying the pain of the past. Gods continued blessing to you both.

  • @faithmukabi3564
    @faithmukabi3564 Рік тому +3

    Yani i know this girl from tiktok, but I didn't know she has such a story. Very inspired.
    But nimemchekelea vile alikimbizwa na nduthi 😂

  • @ROSEMUDANY
    @ROSEMUDANY Рік тому +1

    Lydia you are an inspiration to many i really admired you from the last pannel you are authentic and keep scoring high gal.... i really do admire you🥰🥰🥰... the more i watch your channel the more greatful i am coz i have both parents i used to have esteem issues because of my big body my childhood was not good always blaming my mum because i was fat and she was fat too now am 30 and me looking back i realise that i was just hallucinating and its a blessing from God to have both parents who are still married at my age... some of us take things and people for granted...

  • @jennifernganga2524
    @jennifernganga2524 Рік тому +5

    I now understand Lydia! Just like my mother, as her name is also Lydia, she has the fortitude to live and enjoy life. Long live Lydia! ❤❤❤

  • @tadianaayuma2509
    @tadianaayuma2509 Рік тому +1

    Lydia is such an inspiration from tiktok to Lynn ngugi show nakuoenda sana.

  • @hlengiwemasondo2858
    @hlengiwemasondo2858 Рік тому +11

    Strange how Kenyans and South Africans look alike physically. I'm so sorry for what happened to u. I had to cut off my family

    • @italiatsotetsi8347
      @italiatsotetsi8347 Рік тому +1

      Very true Hlengiwe I thought I was the only seeing this 😅

    • @HostshopAfrica-u7k
      @HostshopAfrica-u7k 9 місяців тому

      Because those are bantu people just like Xhosa or Zulu..there are other Kenyans who look completely different especially the Cushites and the Nilotes. Hlengi, Kenyans are so diverse from the coast to the Lake.

  • @childofgod310
    @childofgod310 Рік тому +2

    The love I have for this girl ooh my .. no problem is permanent 🙏I wish one day I will have a safe space to also to open up , someone who will not judge me ...our future is brighter

  • @aggiebuchy254
    @aggiebuchy254 Рік тому +3

    Lydia is a strong woman for real ❣️, everyone has a story to tell 😢may God bless you 🙏 more

  • @damariskangoti2155
    @damariskangoti2155 Рік тому +6

    This story teaches us alot honestly

  • @TKKMI-f4s
    @TKKMI-f4s Рік тому +4

    This girl is just amazing!! Coming from such a background and creating herself anew...thumps up lydiah👍👍💯💯

  • @jacintawavinya7155
    @jacintawavinya7155 Рік тому +1

    I used to come from school nikuwa kmtc napata my aunt amemwanga nguo zangu chini akiangalia kama kuna kitu nilichukua and many more things, I don't hate them but love them from a distance..i have seen God in my life n Lydia you are going far

  • @alicemwangi8087
    @alicemwangi8087 Рік тому +4

    I am so sorry you went through all this hun. I am glad people are realizing nit all family is family. Healing to you ma’ you look great and you will go far.

  • @mssakwa_letstalk
    @mssakwa_letstalk Рік тому +1

    Aunts and Uncles only exist when your parents are still alive and well but when they depart thats when they reveal their true nature ,Lydia is such a strong lady may she heal fully from all the trauma