BETTY KYALO NARRATES HOW SHE WAS HIT BY A SPEEDING MATATU IN THE CBD

of God’s grace, love and mercy I pulled through. I am still here and I’m grateful for life. For my mom who went through it all with me, felt my pain, even offered to give me part of her skin to correct my face through grafting.

Spending hours by my side holding my hand and encouraging me to soldier on. Being strong when i clearly saw the pain and distress she was going through. Mum I love you tonnes for getting me through it. My great friend and brother Brian, my sweet sister Mercy who were there for me charming me with jokes although my jaw wouldn’t let me smile or laugh. My friends who visited me everyday of my hospitalization.

Doctors who literally worked on me. Kenyatta National hospital Private wing nurses, who were caring and never got tired of my calls for assistance. I say a big warm thank you to you all, I’m still on my journey because of something you did.

I now continue pursuing and living my dream after it was once crushed. I couldn’t have imagined I would live to see my daughter. I am more than happy, more than blessed. I’m still here. Life is precious.”

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