A happy ending to Shyro Ogolla's story | Free from the bondage of alcoholism, healing from tråuma

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Born to a 14-year-old mother and raised in a whirlwind of instability, Shyro's childhood was anything but ordinary. Moving from house to house, she witnessed her mother's struggle with alcoholism, forcing her to mature at an alarming pace to care for herself and her younger brother.
But the deepest wound wasn't inflicted by circumstance. It came from the one person who should have been a safe haven - her mother. Words like "regret" and "burden" became weapons, carving emotional scars deeper than any physical hardship. This "mother wound," as Shyro calls it, became a source of immense pain and soul-crushing rejection.
Seeking solace, Shyro found herself trapped in a vicious cycle. The very substance that fractured her family - alcohol - became her own anchor, dragging her down a seven-year addiction. As if the darkness wasn't enough, Shyro had to deal with all forms of abuse even as a sinister cult ensnared her. Yet, amidst the wreckage, a flicker of hope remained. Rising from the ashes of trauma, Shyro has embarked on a transformative journey of healing. Each step a battle against the demons of her past, a fight to reclaim the pieces of herself lost in the darkness.
Now, on "SHARED MOMENTS WITH JUSTUS," Shyro bravely bares her soul. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a testament to the power of healing even in the face of unimaginable betrayal. Will sharing her truth bring long-awaited closure? Can she rewrite the narrative of her past and find peace within herself?
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[@susankavai2952]

Asante I have watched zote Asante sana ❤❤

[@wwamatta]

She has a beautiful voice and a wonderful story teller

[@shyroogolla3120]

Thankyou so much 🙏🏽✨

[@rodanyakwama8392]

Yes very eloquent I enjoyed listening to her Am happy for the light at the end of the tunnel Go girl

[@Millie-rm2wj]

You are a Gem Shyro.... you are brilliant and very eloquent. God will work it out ...I'm a recovering alcoholic doing my 4th year now. I'm so proud of you for taking the bold step towards positive change

[@shyroogolla3120]

Thankyou so very much. Congratulations on your 4 years in recovery that is so inspirational. Blessings 🙏🏽✨

[@NolithaNkobole]

Thank God for these platforms! What an amazing and moving story. My sister is an alcoholic and this story has made my heart soften towards her struggle. Shyro is such a beautiful , strong and resilient woman of God. I can listen to her the whole day, what a storyteller. Cheers to the bright days ahead, go and conquer sis.

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[@shyroogolla3120]

Thank God indeed. Amen to that. Thankyou so much for your kind words. Sending love and light to you and your sister. Continue to shower her with Grace and Compassion. It is a tough disease but not impossible to overcome

[@lesngugi]

shyro, wow, thank you for sharing your journey to strength and self realisation in such an articulate and inspiring manner, I'm sure your strength now will encourage others who are struggling with pain to overcome it , all the best from the point forward and continue to grow in strength and faith ❤❤❤

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[@shyroogolla3120]

Thankyou so very much for the uplifting words. I pray that many others out here struggling with the same and more find themselves and the healing they need. It was my pleasure being able to serve, share an give my story. God Bless You 🙏🏽✨

[@joerea7461]

So eloquent. Nice voice. A good story teller and a person I would like to be a friend to. Girl, you have it. Just bounce back to your talent.

[@shyroogolla3120]

Thankyou so much 🙏🏽✨

[@mwamuk]

She is just so raw, very authentic, i enjoyed the parts where she shares her own life lessons through her own experience and what she learnt out of it, very inspiring. I wish her the best as she continues to prosper on!

[@florencegachukia5641]

A very nice soul, nice voice and very articulate. Is the father of this girl listening to this story? Soldier on young lady the future is bright.

[@noble7918]

I love how the church stepped in for you and carried throught the tough season.

[@shyroogolla3120]

God's manifestation i tell you 🙏🏽✨

[@NarindwaShaidi]

Thanks for sharing your story. May God Almighty continue to bless ans guide you with love and favor. Love from Dar es Salaam🇹🇿

[@jacksonogwindi1653]

She just also mentioned one of my role models Dr Pete Odera while growing up at a church called G.T. wow. Many many blessings 🙌

[@olyviaachieng7998]

This girl is super strong. Her fluency, maturity, oratory skills are on another level 👌. May God continue holding and covering her with His Mighty hands.

[@shyroogolla3120]

Thankyou very much. Amen 🙏🏽✨

[@wisdomlife]

Justus, Pastor Don should come on this show, I have had so many good things about him

[@mariemerimuluka8096]

Shyro you are an amazing girl. May God continue guiding you, thank you for sharing your life with us, you are brave and I am very proud of you.

[@ruthgitum155]

This lady is just amazing ! She has gone through So much in her young life and she can afford a smile; So eloquent !

[@brendamumbi1601]

Keep Shining Shyro,Many Hugs

[@mandamuswa1922]

Very inspiring story eloquently told.

[@Monsterbrawller]

Very well spoken. She does not sound like her story. Also there are gaps in het story. Like how she got into drinking. How she reconected with her step brother.

[@SharedMomentswithJustus]

You must have missed out on part 1,2 and 3

[@jacksonogwindi1653]

​@SharedMomentswithJustus thanks fir sharing this inspirational story. Please label this as part 4 to cater for the microwave generation of today.

[@Monsterbrawller]

@@SharedMomentswithJustus thank you. Thought there were only part 1 and 2. Missed 3.

[@blaquecinderella3560]

Some things don't need prayer, they need discipline🎯🎯🎯

[@patriciaoketch2877]

❤Shyro tells her story so well and she is so authentic. I pray she shall be in a place to put her story in a book.

[@wisdomlife]

Shyro you are a warrior.....

[@bintalmasi2393]

Thank you for sharing your life journey, stay strong and brave.

[@Tmaria-wn3hc]

Thank you for pointing us to Jesus through your testimony and giving glory to him.Thank you so much this has really inspired me as well May He continue blessing you. Thank you for sharing your platform to help others Justus may you be blessed too.

[@noble7918]

The imagination on what to see or feel after salvation has got me to the floor 😂😂😂 @shyro you are just funny 😅

[@wwamatta]

Inspirational

[@monicaclark7079]

For sure there is nothing impossible with our God who turns a lost soul into greatness

[@waruijr8011]

Keep the flame burning Shyro 🔥. Great memories from Genesis #chapo za mwas😁

[@susankavai2952]

God gave me life 🙏🏾 i love love that ❤️ and God knows better 🙏🏾

[@mirage2136]

Your eloquence is on another level Love it

[@frankbushuyumutaremwa2470]

Ok, your Englsh is 👌 Happy for you and your journey!

[@kinara5365]

Why is it that kids growing up in teenage parents, drunkard parents, and most single moms suffer the most? And such kids are more likely to be teenage moms, drunkards or end up as single moms. It's a scary trend for the next generation. We have the most single mom of all times in Kenya currently, and most of them are smokers, drunkards...It's so sad. No one is ready for this discussion though.

[@fidelarthur9656]

We have so normalized single motherhood and we are paying the price for it

[@kemkem9621]

If only parents can own up and make decisions with children's priorities into consideration, even so pple part ways children deserve to be given an opportunity to know their families. #mytwocents

[@florencegachukia5641]

Sure, men make up with your children at whatever age coz this kids are physically and emotionally suffering until they bond with you.

[@lilianmwanzia5782]

2nd one to watch

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