In life, many people go through painful experiences, and Lydia is one of them.

Lydia was married, but life in her husband's home was full of rejection. Her mother-in-law constantly insulted and verbally abused her. Day after day, Lydia endured the harsh treatment until she could no longer take it. One day, she fought back and eventually left the marriage home, returning to her parents' home for some time. During this period, she was already struggling with anger issues.

Later, Lydia moved to Nairobi in search of work and a better life. Unfortunately, her unresolved anger affected her ability to work peacefully, and she eventually had to quit her job.

After some time, she returned home to visit her family. It was then that tragedy struck. Her brother was accused of taking advantage of a girl, and before her eyes, he was brutally killed. Witnessing such a horrific event left a deep wound in her heart and mind. The trauma haunted her, and from that day onward, her mental and emotional health deteriorated.

Unable to cope with the pain, Lydia began isolating herself from others. She withdrew from social life and struggled to care for her children. Her anger, grief, and emotional distress became overwhelming, forcing her to leave her children in the care of her mother.

To this day, Lydia continues to live with the effects of rejection, anger, loss, and trauma. Her story is one of deep pain and suffering, but it is also a reminder of how unresolved emotional wounds and traumatic experiences can profoundly affect a person's life.

Thank you for listening to Lydia's story. It is a story of hardship, resilience, and the lasting impact of trauma on mental health.