“I was rejected by over 15 men for being HIV+” Phenny Awiti cries out

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The strong and determine HIV+ fighter, Phenny Awiti, always share her day to day life. She has left her fans in tears after she shared a tear-jerking message on how she overcame great storms.

She said; “This is a story of a woman who felt empty in this room, damaged, destroyed, done with. A woman who does not know what Self-esteem is no more. A woman who got pregnant at 22 and immediately conceived when the first child was only 4 months old.

A story of a sad woman who gave birth to her first child all alone in the hospital after 72 hours of nonstop labor pains, a hospital that was full of Professional and Trained Nurses. This is the story of a woman who believed in love and believed in nothing else. A story of a woman hiding her tears, insecurities and fears behind the beautiful wild smiles she gives every day.

A story of a woman from the village that just learned the ways of the modern town at 18 years. This is a story of a woman battling depression after being rejected with over 15 men because of disclosing her HIV Status to them. This is an African woman, who ended up raising her kids single-handedly, sacrificing her happiness to see her kids happy.

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This is the story of a woman who doesn’t seek sympathies, after all, she has been through! A woman that won’t take any negative energy anymore, from anyone. This is a story of an African Woman living with HIV and facing judgments on her status.

 

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This is a story of a woman who felt empty in this room, damaged, destroyed, done with. A woman who does not know what Self esteem is no more. A woman who got pregnant at 22 and immediately conceived when the first child was only 4 months old. A story of a sad woman who gave birth to her first child all alone in the hospital after 72 hours of non stop labour pains, a hospital that was full of Professional and Trained Nurses. This is a story of a woman who believed in love, and believed in nothing else. A story of a woman hiding her tears, insecurities and fears behind the beautiful wild smiles she gives everyday. A story of a woman from the village that just learned the ways of the modern town at 18 years. This is a story of a woman battling depression after being rejected with over 15 men because of disclosing her HIV Status to them. This is an African woman, who ended up raising her kids single handedly, sacrificing her happiness to see her kids happy. This is the story of a woman who doesn’t seek sympathies after all she has been through! A woman that won’t take any negative energy anymore, from anyone. This is a story of an African Woman living with HIV and facing judgements on her status. This is a story of a bold Queen who cannot be moved by anything whatsoever, because she has been HIV Positive for 27 years, and it is enough to deal with, for her. A story of a woman who lived in the Ghetto at only 7 years old, seeing her mother destroyed for refusing to be wife inherited after the death of her husband. This is the story of a total orphan who doesn’t throw pitty parties no more! This is the story of an African Woman being celebrated today. It is the story of @awitiphenny

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This is a story of a bold Queen who cannot be moved by anything whatsoever, because she has been HIV Positive for 27 years, and it is enough to deal with, for her. A story of a woman who lived in the Ghetto at only 7 years old, seeing her mother destroyed for refusing to be wife inherited after the death of her husband.

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This is the story of a total orphan who doesn’t throw pitty parties no more! This is the story of an African Woman being celebrated today.
It is the story of Awiti Phenny.

Awiti discovered that she was HIV+ while at high school after she donated blood to a medical camp which had been set in the school. The medical practitioner disclosed the news to her leaving her in a lost-hope situation. That’s when her sister revealed to her that she was born while HIV+

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