He Beat Me Up To The Point My Brain Was Swollen And Had To Go For Surgery I Gorgeous Show (EP 111)

Does love has to hurt? Does it have to cause pain? Does it have to bring so much sorrow? What is love anyway?
The story of Cynthia makes one ask so many questions relating to matters love. She has gone through physical and emotional abuse, went through brain edema, almost paralyzed for life and nearly lost her life, all in the name of love. However, she has raised above the scars and courageously tells her story so that others may learn from her.
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[@MiriamSamuelke]

God restores..iam a witness of what he is capable of doing..Am restored from stage four kidney cancer..I lost my one kidney but God has made my life more beautiful God will bless you sister and restore the years lost in that abusive marriage

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you Miriam for watching, we appreciate your feedback. God bless you

[@carowambui2994]

Amen

[@franciskimani851]

Amen

[@isaacokantey8679]

Hi my name is Isaac and I live in the UK. I've always enjoyed your shows and this one is so touching, she is really a blessed woman. NOTE: Sometimes when the conversation is touching then guess switch to Swahili then I miss the points because I don't understand Swahili. But this one no Swahili and I have enjoyed every bits of the it. Cynthia God richly you and give you the man after his own heart.

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you Isaac for watching, we appreciate your feedback. We shall indeed look in to your concern. God bless you

[@dianegymtaylor3429]

Thanks for sharing your story. You have reinforced my resolve to wholeheartedly follow Christ. May God continue to bless you and provide multiple avenues for you to reach many more.

[@joskyshams4758]

Lessons learned; 1. Children are unique. 2. Obey your parents. 3. Marry right on a godly foundation. 4. Don't look for love in a human being. 5. There's a difference between loving someone and being possessed with love. 5. Narcissists partners are real and addicted to drama. 6. Responsible parents do everything to make their children better. 7. In-laws can be cruel sometime. 8. It's good to speak up when going through tough times. Etc etc etc

[@nataliangombe1613]

Wow true

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you Josky for watching. We appreciate your insightful highlights of what you have learned from the show. God bless you.

[@amorrkodiii7191]

Good student now just be fair with yourself as a Christian use your checklists to analyze your family dad and mum specific, CORRECT where necessary. Before you start setting standards for other young men around demonizing them.

[@amorrkodiii7191]

14 likes ahhhh. I am sorry to say there must be a funeral in a good many Christian girls before God consider them potential marriage candidates to our brothers, we shall have to bury their ego, entitlement self-centred attitude so deep that it will never have any resurrection again in their life. The last thing to be found in any child of God is pride, you can’t just brand any child of God (Youngman) Narcistics. Take time study and pray about 1 Corinthians 7 if you care to listen my good friend. Then come to the real world of where sinners saved by grace dwell, stop living in Utopia world like you have been brought up in a perfect family. If that so then stay with your parents don’t marry !! but don’t call others Narcists. You have no clue silent battles people go through in life!!

[@joskyshams4758]

@@amorrkodiii7191 foolish

[@keziahnduta2740]

I thank GOD for this channel so much. I have become addicted to it. You are doing a great job for our only true GOD, JEHOVA KING OF ISRAEL.i can affirm to you that ur reward in heaven is great. You both ladies are very beautiful. May GOD bless you sana

[@evawandera9478]

Wow.. The English is on point.. And she's beautiful

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you Eva for watching, we appreciate your feedback. God bless you

[@decoloniz_afro]

Again colonial language being praised🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿ooo africa

[@paulineblessings5844]

I affirm you Cynthia, despite what you've gone through you are still standing strong, glory to God

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you hope for watching. We appreciate your feedback. God bless you

[@millykezy9529]

This is a very touching story but God has given you strength to talk about it. You have a nice voice though.

[@tia5331]

O God this is my story thanks I come across this God give me strength to come out of this narcissist abuse through Christ our Lord Amen!

[@beatriceooko4231]

I have suffered racist abuse too, very heartless greedy man. Ruth I hope to be counselled by you some day.

[@cindy_thejourney]

Write your handle please

[@margaretatieno5973]

Beautiful and strong lady, God bless you

[@marthakamau5540]

Pole sana, your are a strong woman. Shalom

[@patrciaagesa8643]

She is a strong woman and beautiful

[@noonataetaekool5882]

Watching from far!!! Women, women pay attention to the red flags ...the first time he hits or threats to hit...that alone should be enough for you to walk....no this or that "I say walk" Cynthia is suffering and in long term pain .in the name of "love"

[@maureenmamagift]

Rev Ruth Wamuyu ..one day l will share my testimony ......

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you Maureen for watching, we appreciate your feedback. We look forward to host you soon. God bless you

[@diananyambura3968]

Me too

[@wahundungu3405]

Cynthia I really need to meet you, I once before heard your story and I was going through things you were in different ways under the same circumstances...

[@cindy_thejourney]

Write your handle please

[@nataliangombe1613]

We watching thanks for bringing such situations on ur platform.some of us are not from Kenya avoid using ur mother tongue.am from Zambia I dont understand kidogo😆😆❤

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you Natalia for watching we appreciate your feedback. We shall indeed look in to your concern. Kidogo means small

[@InChrist2024]

Means little,alittle or small.

[@Bahatiedit]

Cynthia my friend....let me watch this dear .....

[@CTNKenya]

Thank you Esther for watching, we appreciate your feedback.God bless you

[@Bahatiedit]

@@CTNKenya amen amen

[@nyakaraombagi1052]

Pole sana

[@suegreg8040]

Beautiful voice Cynthia

[@CTNKenya]

She sure is, thank you Sue for watching, we appreciate your feedback. God bless you.

[@irisaida4680]

Her English brought me here.

[@joskyshams4758]

In short she is Thika finest and the English is such on point👌

[@CTNKenya]

She sure is Josky, thank you for watching, we appreciate your feedback.

[@decoloniz_afro]

English is colonial language ..doesn't need praises

[@joskyshams4758]

@@decoloniz_afro and you're here replying my comment in English my fellow slave.

[@decoloniz_afro]

@@joskyshams4758 but i am not worshipping it ....or praising it like its heaven

[@sunshine-jh6we]

Background music is abit annoying.

[@bettybetty3901]

Please host, stop talking too much and just let your guest Express themselves freely without chip ins and directions. Borrow a leaf from Lynne Ngugi. My one cent observation

[@colletmkc8665]

That's so true the story is just all over the place. The storyteller is not chronological too she talks of her baby daddy then goes back to when she was 17 then there was a man visiting her at the hospital....... I think the main issue is that the interviewer has no listening skills like you pointed out. Lynn is really good at it. Thanks 👍

[@kennysmash101]

Lies lies lies

[@joskyshams4758]

How can you be fighting in a foreign country haki Kenyans who be witched us.

[@evelynekebenei9266]

It’s love

[@joskyshams4758]

@@evelynekebenei9266 which love?

[@evelynekebenei9266]

@@joskyshams4758 the one they were fighting for

[@joskyshams4758]

@@evelynekebenei9266 I can't blame you

[@evelynekebenei9266]

@@joskyshams4758 I am in state ,ppl don’t fight it’s just some group of ppl under influence of drugs , where in the world will you jail someone and still expect to love you ,of course bitterness will be there ,she should have move on instead of looking for trauma

[@shulestuff]

I am trying really hard to empathize BUT, so he beats you up repeatedly, he chokes u to the point of death & then you fight to reduce his sentence? And then follow the same abuser back to Kenya? Really? After your parents spent money on you for education?

[@dianegymtaylor3429]

Abusers don't get only physical but also engage in emotional and psychological abuse . She was victimized severely and lost the insight of her strength. It takes a lot of effort for the true self to emerge from the mire and mock of abuse. Please don't blame the victim.

[@tillytashley5777]

Please do. you dont know how hard it is to get out of an abusive relationship where by you have been broken down to the point you even doubt who you are and your place on this earth.it only takes the grace to gather the courage to leave.

[@dianegymtaylor3429]

@@tillytashley5777 Totally agree!