Part 2/4: STORY TIME; Hospitalized for 2 weeks, gallbladder removal, my new self care routine

So what made me stay in hospital for 2 weeks? Here’s my story!
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[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Sigh...your comments have actually made my eyes tear. Thank you! I wash sharing this to enlighten as many people as I can, but the outpouring of love and support has truly touched me. I may not be able to reply to all your messages but I see you and I love you! Thank you all so much 🙏🏾

[@shelmithmuthoni7705]

❤❤

[@lucywangari7114]

Nice video, About nursing also there are trained PA's(patient attendant) who can also be of help

[@janewangeci2237]

And are you going back to tv? KTN news?

[@evashiru9722]

Hi Janet... Congratulation!! sorry for the ordeal but glad all went well. Am a doctor and Cholelithiasis and cholezystektomie is quite common. Actually the risk factors are the 6F : female, forty(age), fertile, fat, fair( white) . The more the points the higher the risk. Lifestlyle is also a factor.

[@itsmimi4135]

hey do you think you could do an exclusive vlog on the supplements that a woman should keep taking after birth..

[@isabellagathonin.1131]

Mums are the most strong humans in the whole wide world. A C-Section, gall stones, a newborn, a toddler, a husband and onesself all demanding ones attention! The grace of God is amazingly sufficient! You are an amazing woman.

[@mollyslife7126]

You are phenomenal woman. May you and your household be in good health always.😘😘💕😇 My baby was born with choledochal cyst and this was discovered when we had our 5 months ultrasound during pregnancy. I was in hurt broken coz i was scared of what was to come. Luckly we had a normal delivery and at 8 months she had surgery but not without problems. God being God everything worked for good and for his glory and she is in perfect health and i thank God for that. Now she is 22 months and a half. Watching from Finland🇫🇮 lakini mimi ni Mkenya wa kutoka Kiambu🇰🇪

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Molly's life What a remarkable story! I’m so happy you and baby are in good health, that must have been so scary. Kudos to you mummy. God bless and thanks for your comment and watching all the way from Finland! 😀

[@joycek483]

Hi Janet, pole sana. You have been through a lot. You are a good mum and an inspiration to many women. Thank you for enlightening us on the gall bladder issue. Now I know.💕

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

joyce kameri You’re most welcome Joyce! Happy to enlighten as many people as I can. Thank you so much for watching 💞

[@mercyndunda5078]

If it was my story, I would have cried narrating. You'll be well .You're a strong woman 😘😘.I love you for being strong and kind with information .

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Mercy Ndunda Much love Mercy, it is well 😊❤️

[@louisekerubo8982]

Janet..I don't know you personally. My sister in law met you in person one time and she told me you are pretty down to earth (even took a selfie with her )..I only watch you on your vlogs and follow you on instagram.. I have cried watching these hospital vlogs and on watching this one I paused and prayed for you. You are a blessing! Aunthentic,full of wisdom, articulate and very beautiful! Love you lots. Thank you for sharing.

[@euniceakech9945]

Thank you Janet for sharing your experience. As women we have to trust our instincts. I was dismissed alot during my first pregnancy just because they couldn't find what was wrong with me. Went into preterm labour at 7 weeks but they managed to stop the contractions and at 38 weeks I had the baby only to loose her after two weeks. Second pregnancy same issue but this time thank God I had a good doctor. Turns out I have an irrittable uterus. It was a very difficult pregnancy, they had to sew my cervix shut to keep the baby from coming out( MacDonald stitch) and I was in bed the whole time on a concoction of meds when she came at 35 weeks. We thank God she's almost three now and very healthy. People would have me believe it was all in my head. Even doctors.

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Eunice Akech What an incredible story! So sorry for your pain and loss. I hear you about us needing to trust our instincts! Thank God you and baby are well now. God bless and thanks for sharing 🙏🏾

[@zuwenaphillipssosnowka8935]

Janet you can't believe am 28 now, my gall bladder was removed back in 2012 ,was shocked and confused, what will my life be, wasn't married nor having kids, but now am okay with one baby boy. Am doing super good. But i watch on my diet. You will be good too trust in God.

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Zuwena Phillips sosnowka Oh Mr I’m so sorry! Thank God you now have a little one! We shall be well. You’ve given me inspiration so thank you for sharing ❤️

[@zuwenaphillipssosnowka8935]

@@OfficialJanetMbugua don't worry it's matter of time you'll be well, am a lady not a man. Say hi to Huru and Mali. Am your ecstatic fan always

[@mercileynjohn2449]

Women go thru the most unimaginable pain and struggle during childbirth i feel like its an issue that's not talked about much. May God bless all the moms out here who have bn thru so much during child birth.

[@rosekilosy2568]

Janet you inspire me as a young lady. I follow each and every step you take that you allow the public to follow in. It makes things look simpler but also reminds there are struggles and challenges on the way. But above all there is God. Congratulations on Baby Mali and making out through that one. Lots of love

[@maryannemwangi560]

Wow congratulations Janet and thank you for sharing

[@josphinenduati8705]

Hi Janet..ul a strong woman...after getting my twins..through CS...I didn't want anyone to even make a joke of going back to the theatre for anything..God has given you the Grace for what you went through and even sharing the experience with others..I trust now ul completely healed.. Blessings..

[@winniekasavi7451]

Its amazing how positive you are considering what you've been through.To God be the glory that you are now fine.Congratulations again

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Winnie Kasavi Thanks so much Winnie! I’m happy to be alive and with my family so I guess I have a lot to be grateful for! Not that I’m downplaying what I went through; I’m just learning to be thankful for blessings 😊❤️ Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@nyagacatherine6538]

Apart from my mum, you are the second strongest woman I know. I really appreciate you as a woman and an amazing mom to your kids because your journey is teaching us a lot especially someone like me who is yet to be a mom. Thank you Janet, I learn from you daily. God bless you. And I am praying for your recovery.

[@brianmurray6861]

This reminds me of Cece Winans song, Mercy Said No. God’s mercy and favour has had you covered. To have such a strong support system around you must have really come in handy in the recovery process. Healing is your portion. Baraka Tele

[@jeniphermshai6748]

Brian Murray

[@UpdatesbyLynn]

I relate with you 100% Janet..I was back in hospital too after 10 days though I had a normal delivery but I had retained products of conception of which I had no knowledge about..it almost took my uterus since I had a very smelly discharge..i was also diagnosed with sepsis..i also slipped into post partum depression..waah..i really cried dont even want to recall..it was really hard but I thank God for my family..they we there for me as well...I really advocate for all expectant moms to have relevant and at least some basic knowledge so they can detect some life threatening issues early enough.

[@peterm.mwangi9623]

I am speechless for what you had to through and still project serenity in your being, you're such a HERO! Your spirit and energy is just indescribable. Much respect for you Janet & God bless!!

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Peter Williams Oh thank you Peter! I’m learning to take things as they come and just be grateful for breakthroughs! Bless you and thanks for your comment 🙏🏾

[@waithirakaingati3208]

Congratulations Janet. I like how real you are. No side shows like some people i know.

[@lizziewanene6942]

We thank God for taking care of you Janet. God indeed does hear our prayers! Even for His provision over you and your family. May His undeniable healing power be testament to you. Baraka 😘

[@duncandante9169]

The content is so doup and inspiring 🌟 we appreciate you too

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Duncan Dante 🙏🏾❤️

[@mercileynjohn2449]

Am really sorry dear...you have bn thru soo much i cant even start to imagine the pain you've bn thru. May God bless you hun so so much and give you more strength. You are really strong.

[@sweetbabe6806]

Thank you Janet for your kind pieces of advice. I now see even more importance of in having a doula, and a home nurse, of whom I've heard for the first time, I only knew of a nanny previously. Wish you excellent health and a long, happy and prosperous life.

[@HuusHome]

Thank God you are good now. It's great you have a home nurse, they help a tonne. I wish every Mom would get access to such post partum care in Kenya, it helped me a lot. In Denmark we all get one up to when the child is two years old, amazing. Love and light to your family dear one

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Nancy Njoka I agree with you 100% Nancy! It’s one of the best services I’ve had access to this year! I honestly don’t know what I would have done without them! I agree with you, many more mums and families need access to nursing care at home! Are you based in Denmark? Tell me a little more about how it works?

[@HuusHome]

@@OfficialJanetMbugua when you find out you are pregnant, you are assigned a midwife who works alongside with your doctor. After you give birth, if it's the first baby, you stay at a birth hotel together with your partner, where you are under constant observation for about three days. At this time they test both the mom and the child to see that everything is going on well including breastfeeding and heel test. On the fourth day you take your baby home and at around 5th day, you get a home nurse who visits to check up on how you are doing including for baby blues and post partum complications. This nurse is also responsible for putting you in a mother's group with moms who have babies of the same age. These groups help a lot. In cases like yours, you get more visits from this nurse. She is like your family for the first two years of the child. In cases of the second child, which I am expecting now and learning more about, you are discharged about 6 hours after birth. After this you get a midwife visit the first 24 hours. 3 days later you get a nurse to check on you. 7 days later, you get your home nurse and the rest of the process is like the first child. All this is for free, well from the taxes we pay 😜. Yes I am based in Denmark. We have tried to come up with a similar support system in Kenya with some of my friends but..... 🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️.

[@HuusHome]

You can read more about maternal healthcare in Denmark on these links.. I wish it was applicable at home ☹️ [22/10, 17.37] Babe: international.kk.dk/artikel/what-kind-help-can-i-get-during-pregnancy-and-birth [22/10, 17.38] Babe: international.kk.dk/artikel/can-i-take-part-groups-mothers-newbornsmother’s-groups [22/10, 17.39] Babe: www.google.dk/amp/s/www.thelocal.dk/20170609/having-a-baby-in-denmark-your-questions-answered/amp

[@pennystang6065]

@@HuusHome sound much same like Norway as well apart from we have both midwife and health person and we stay in hospital for 3 days and not hotel.the rest is the same.counting days for my girl

[@peris6273]

Nancy Njoka this is so so cool.

[@priscillarkarani6581]

Janet i love you so much. You r very intelligent, open and down to earth and above all very self confident!

[@lorrecco]

I cringed just watching this because I know how tough a C-section is and new motherhood,now to add two more procedures! Wishing you full recovery. Take your time to recover fully,everything will work out. Congrats on your bravery. It will get better.

[@aloycepauloketch3350]

Janet you are surely a supper woman,intelligent and a blessing to many through your teachings ,please keep up the good job;I have a request Janet may you please help me get a job with Red Cross am a teacher counselor and have always wanted to work with them thanks.

[@MuthoniMuchiri]

Oh gosh, that gallstone/gall bladder story reminds me of when I had mine taken out a few years back, literally the same thought "I'm too young for these issues" heh! Glad you were able to recover from it, I wish that pain on no one! Also trust you to be the one to make pressure socks look stylish! haha

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Muthoni Muchiri Haha! I was tempted to rock the pressure socks with a denim mini but I figured that would be too much! So sorry you went through the same procedure! Hope you’re doing much better now! What lead to your gall stones?

[@ivykadesa301]

Thank you Janet for sharing en allowing us to be part of your jounery you are indeed a strong woman am happy and greatful that you doin ok sorry for what you went through wishing you quick recovery,more joy en love.

[@fridahkinanu7299]

Wow Janet...you look great for someone who has just given birth! And gone through all that....wow! You are an inspiration to me about what it takes to be a strong woman. 💞💞💞

[@lindakinuthia8086]

Such a strong woman Wow.Glad you are back and stronger

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

linda kinuthia Much appreciated Linda! Bless 💗

[@flodeekeeva9208]

Wow so inspiring Janet! You are a strong woman! I admire you! May God continue giving you the strength you need to surpass all these difficult times! I just don't know what I could have done it were me! Thank you God for her life!

[@m.a.williamson85]

This was really an eye opener. Thanks for sharing and being authentic. Remain in good health!

[@carolynmukami7058]

Woow this is lovely being a paediatric theatre nurse am soo happy to see a mum concerned about hygiene and doing it right it's really tough when we try to convince mums to take care of the ir personal hygiene n that of the household otherwise we keep treating weird neonatal sepsis of origins you can't identify and it's very fatal to the neonates being hospitalized n blablabla....Am just soo proud of you to see you emphasize on this n actually visitors too need to sanitize hands or practise hamdwashing before handling a new born ..some mums say it's rude to tell a visitor ati osha mkona kabla ushike mtoto but I even give options like serve them a snack so there left with no option other than washing hands .I mean it's a polite way to say wash your hand😊

[@eveyumaa5337]

I am glad you shared this story,it so inspiring for young ladies like me. Stay blessed!

[@katewanjiru4752]

Hi Janet, Glad to see that your doing Great and congratulations on your baby. I'd like to request a video where you talk about both C.S and normal delivery. Am not even a mum, but I've always wanted to have kids and I don't know what I saw or what exactly I was told that made me just want to have a c.s when my time comes. But now am not so sure, If you can I'd love that coz I feel like my generation is so misinformed when it comes to all this stuff. Kindly. Quick recovery.Sending you my best

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Kate Wanjiru Thanks for your comment and question, Kate! I’ll keep that in mind for my Q&A but in the meantime, don’t panic 😊 When your time comes, you’ll do what’s best for you and baby! Thanks again for watching an commenting. Bless

[@rosewambua7363]

Oh Janet! Thank God that you are whole and sound! Glory to God for health. Still praying for your full recovery. You are blessed!

[@mercyellasme1122]

Wow Janet. You are so strong. An inspiritation to many and to me personally. We will keep praying for you and your family Janet. Thank you for sharing. Much love dear.

[@lmongare]

Pole sana dada Janet kwa yale uliyopitia. Nashukuru Mungu ulitibiwa na unaendelea vyema. Nakutakia kila la heri katika ulezi na maisha yako kwa ujumla. Asante kwa nasaha kuhusu usafi na vinginevyo.

[@lavinamigoye9845]

Sorry Janet for what you went through. you are strong and I believe God walked with you through the difficult moments am happy to see the vibrant and healthy you. Congratulations once more .love love love Janet

[@realsolutions9166]

My God Janet!!! God bless you and your little family. Needless to say I have cried throughout this. Am due in Feb and I have been having some panic attacks, self-doubt and all (first time mom). I love how courageous you are, it's infectious, thank you!

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Real Solutions Oh my dear don’t be worried. Pray, consult with your Doctor often, stay healthy and be kind to yourself. You and baby will be fine. Believe it! All the very best to you 🙏🏾💗

[@annemaitai4995]

Please take it easy. Take your multivitamins religiously. And read read read to understand your body well. When the time to deliver comes, you will be ready naturally. I am a mum of 4 ❤❤! 3 natural & the last is CS

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Gathoni Maitai Super mum! Well done!

[@annemaitai4995]

@@OfficialJanetMbugua asante. The joy I feel right now is undescribable. We call her "our retirement gift." Her siblings stare endlessly at her saying she looks like a toy 😂. And kiss her so often that she protests LOUDLY. Mums need to remember that we are doing God's work on earth. Bless.

[@dorcasmutheu2995]

Real Solutions, I am with you on this--due in Feb and also a first-time mom. Having a really tough one because I have fibroids that have grown so much (I look like I am carrying twins, lol) and are super painful. But the thought of the end product keeps me going. I am sure you will be fine and your baby will bring such immense joy :) All the best! Janet, your courage is definitely infectious :)

[@joywarira9368]

Thanks for sharing. One week ago I had to undergo through the same. The gallbladder pain is the far most worst pain ever. Am better now nursing my wound since I had some part of the liver removed too. U r a strong woman Janet.

[@maureennyawira2126]

i love how strong of a woman you are and personally you really motivate me.we need more of this blogs.

[@lovelyshila3541]

Wishing you a quick recovery Janet, When you get the time could you please share with us how you as a mum would disciple your kids especially at a young age?

[@lillianomondi8033]

Congratulations Janet we thank God for the safe delivery of Baby Mali. Hope am not too late in congratulating you.

[@faizamalik1660]

wow! you are one strong Super Woman. you MUST take care of yourself especially in the first 100 days after having baby is very crucial for both Baby and Mum. this is important for every New mum. all the best and thanks for sharing

[@geewangare]

Thanks for sharing Janet and glad you're doing better, wish you a full recovery, you're an amazing and strong mother. As mothers we know we can do it all coz we are superwomen, but I agree all new mums or sick mums need to know it's okay to ask for help when you need it!

[@five-starhouse3960]

Warrior mom. You are a very strong woman and an incredible mother Janet. God bless you and your family

[@irenekinyanjui8789]

Thank you Mamma for enlightening us.. Blessings and super health in your fam😍

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

irene kinyanjui Thank you Irene! Blessings to you too 🙏🏾

[@banicemokaya801]

What a story!!!, we thank God you are now safe.. You are a strong woman!!! tharisall, all that for one person!!!

[@Justredinta]

Support is really important. Let's always thank God for true friends and loyal family.💕 Glad you're okay now and wishing you healthy journey ahead. Lots of love 💕💕💕

[@annnduku4672]

Thanks Janet for the knowledge,,, giving birth it takes God's hand and being strong too,,, it reminds me of my story how I used to cry but it comes with a story to tell.. Congratulations

[@marynganga1120]

Thank you Janet for sharing your story! You are a strong woman and a great inspiration to many including me. May God continue showering blessings to you and your family🙏

[@nellynyambura416]

Thank God you doing okay Mama Mali. We thank our God Almighty for your health and your baby's health and truly, there is God in heaven who shines His blessing on us. Thank you for the update too.

[@bridgitinthekitchen]

So so glad you're doing better! I pray for complete recovery❤

[@joankalekye9660]

I got a laparoscopic cholecystectomy last year on 14th of Dec at AKU after being misdiagnosed at Nairobi Hospital for a whole year! Every time I got the pain attacks...(wah!) I was rushed to Nairobi Hospital and they would hook me up to ECG machines coz the pain was always on the chest area, and in my right shoulder blade.. and they always thought I was having a heart issue...FOR A WHOLE DAMN YEAR! Until my sister advised that I go to Aga Khan one day when I had a pain attack...thats when I was diagnosed after a thorough and intense scrutiny. By then my gallbladder was useless coz the bile duct had been blocked for long and the bladder was infected. So..yeah, they got the organ out, and I have been okay ever since😊. I feel you.

[@rosewambui8026]

I can relate, had the same many visits to hospital, night mostly 🤢 vomiting green, fainting then was finally removed my gall bladder, which was way ahead in infection.

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

joan kalekye A whole year?!! That’s so damn scary! Misdiagnosis is such a frightening thing and sadly so common in hospitals in Kenya. Glad that Aga Khan identified the issue! And that you’re ok! Thanks for sharing your story 🙏🏾

[@Emanyango]

Hi Joan, it's not all about hospitals, mis diagnosis happens all The time (very sad) these doctors are human beings, so many people have been misdiagnosed in AKUH and found the right diagnosis in mater hospital, at The end Of The day don't blame a hospital but trust God to work through the medical personnel

[@perisbosibori519]

Someone seriously needs to address the issue at Nairobi hospital. Had my gall bladder removed at AKU as well 3days back after being misdiagnosed at a Nairobi hospital as well and rushing to hospital same night in excruciating pain.

[@lizamungatia7600]

Hey Janet, You are a strong and phenomenal woman.Sorry for the surgery. Thanks for enlightening us,its so kind of you.

[@sharonm1006]

Oh so sorry that you had to go through all that with a new baby. I also had my gallbladder removed however I got the surgery when I was 25 weeks pregnant. It was scary since I thought there was risk to baby as well. Luckily for us all went well and now I have a healthy baby and I'm doing well too. Congratulations again on the birth of your baby

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Glad you're better now... that's a lot to go through after just having a baby. Congratulations on baby!

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

SisiYemmieTV Asante 🙏🏾😊

[@leahlives6917]

Woi..jesu . I cant imagn what you went thru! U are simply strong! I went thru my first c.s 8 months ago....and by the 4 th day i was feeling like death itsself..i cant imagn the pain u went thru ..thanks for the awareness!! Nakupenda bure Janet!

[@consolatakinyua5533]

You are a strong woman. The journey of pregnancy and delivery really need God,prayers and more prayers. May God protect your family and you. Live long to tell and educate the generation to come . You are an inspiration to me.

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Consolata Kinyua 🙏🏾 God bless you and thank you for your kind comment and wishes. God bless you too!

[@shelmithmuthoni7705]

My girrrll lemmi breath out. I have been crying all this time... my aunt went through the same. I really could see her then relate with your story and cry You just a strong mama... mama boys you're still looking good sending you ❤

[@gracebebi8335]

congratulations on your new born Janet and have a quick recovery

[@donaldochieng9032]

Ooh wow Janet you're such a strong woman learned so much today and sorry for what you went through and you've got such a lovely support system

[@mercygithuku1738]

You are such a strong lady janet.I Just thank God you are doing fine and so is your family is okay. Thank you for educating some of us.God bless you

[@alanzialanzii8866]

Quick recovery mama Huma. As a mother n a woman you have what it takes to overcome every obstacle that comes your way. May God's protection n healing be upon you n yours.

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Alanzi Alanzii Thank you for your comment, much appreciated 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@lydiahkakushworld7653]

So sorry for what you went through , God has been with you Janet and he will still be with you and your family. Thanks for sharing it was so educative.

[@deborakerubo8149]

Hey Janet,sorry for what you had to go through.Am glad you Pulled through.Bless you

[@marthanjeri3354]

Janet mbugua you are an inspiration to many especially me going through all that means God wants you for a.special reason.May He keep you strong for what task is ahead of you.congrats n may Mali grow to be a model in his generation.

[@NinoKihuga]

This is so informative. I'm just 20, not a mum yet but I have gained so much knowledge. Thank you so much Janet

[@patiencewanjiru5612]

Yes U went home looking all glammed up...Pole sana Mama Huru all is well and God is in control.. LOVE You always

[@brendaabigael8898]

Aki Janet woiye, uve been through enough. May God heal you fully I send you much love and am proud of you.

[@carolinekiruja4401]

wow! trust me you are a super woman. i shed a tear when you said you kissed mali before going for that surgery, it is common to mothers weh! Thank God you are now okay.

[@judyshikhule7287]

Janet you are a great woman and mum I love you and I celebrate you.

[@hannahkaruga1547]

You're a unique person Janet.. Ndicu got mutumia ngatha.. All is well with you and your family

[@tiffanyimani4201]

Am almost tearing up. You are a strong lady.

[@winnienjore5896]

This is just awesome.....continue inspiring our women and congratulations on your new addition bundle of joy!!

[@periskamau4088]

You are such an aspiration Janet, and you are a super woman. You've been through so much and you take it all with so much positivity. I really do admire you, and I have learnt a lot today. God bless you and your bundle of joy. In french we say 'konge na makai meri'☺☺

[@ladymargaret2294]

Extremely enlightening about health services in Kenya, thank you for sharing your experiences I appreciate your transparency. And many congratulations from us in the diaspora

[@hillarypascal7737]

Haha

[@Minnie718]

Thank God you're well and back on your fit.So sorry but thanking God for your wellbeing now.Informed...enlightened.

[@MariahG959]

Super strong woman...Glory to God that you are back..Love you n thanks for sharing.😍😘❤

[@pastoranncalvine5912]

Oh my God that was too much to handle, but thank God you are okay, more grace on you.

[@janetphiri3084]

ooooh my goodness! your story got to me 😪😱😫😥.Am so glad you are OK and good health be your portion!

[@CoolkenyanInisrael]

Wow, thnx 4 sharing. Congrats for your new born n wish u good health. Lots of luv Janet

[@doreennasike6298]

Pole sana Janet but we thank God now you can talk ...you're a superwoman & Great adviser to me.

[@mercykamau7641]

I cried.. Sorry you had to go through that. Thank God you are okay. Inspiring!

[@Misswambu]

Hi Janet,you are a strong woman and thank you for sharing your story,i would say avoid too much spice food,cold daily products and food high in fat ,drink lot of water and i think this is a topic should be taught at school as well , i realized we Kenyan we don't love drinking water to avoid visiting washrooms ,especially public that you need money to 5 or 10 ksh to use ,but here in Dubai water is a life style lazima maji ,and washroom anywhere you go is free ,Take care.

[@MargaretWambuimimi]

Thanks for sharing very educative. Long life Janet

[@djmisstiq8796]

truly it was a long journey for you,you are so amazing and a hero,,big up mum mali...

[@adhiamboodero7220]

We thank God for seeing you through the whole journey Mama Huru

[@esthernjoroge8021]

Wow,you are very strong. Thank you for sharing your story. This is very important information for everyone out here. God bless you my role model

[@perisgithinji6049]

Get well soon Janet. Keep up the videos. Share what you eat in a day. Your daily routine to make sure u recover esp now.

[@neliuskiarii4626]

You are such an inspiration to me. Thanks for allowing us to be part of your amazing journey, it's so enlightening .....sending some love your way ❤😘

[@kristinem.lilian4479]

We thank God that you are now doing well. You are a blessing

[@whitneyedward5908]

Have never given birth but I learn a lot through you you inspire me please talk on how to give a normal birth how it feels God bless you and your family being a mum is something unique I love babies

[@nanagithinji3586]

Always a good time.. And congratulations on your new born 😊 (and your nails are pretty)

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

Nana Githinji 😊😊❤️

[@jamillahkweyu]

Thank you so for sharing Janet. You are an inspiration to many and a very strong woman. Congratulations on your new born and may God bless you and your family

[@katiepere3390]

Great video, glad you ok now. This video made me read up on gallstones during pregnancy and it's not common but actually does happen to a few women. Cool stuff, very informative. Thanks for sharing

[@melissamuyale389]

Very enlightening. You are strong and you will be healed completely to get enough time to spend with Mali. You are healed. :)

[@joymaureen43]

For sharing that story, you have really inspired someone out here. Moms really need some rest, they are super amazing and work hard just to see the baby all good. God bless your little prince, you and your family as well. Mad love and respect Mama Mali and Huru. Can't wait for the next Vlog to see that basket (I guess called Moses basket or smth), looks so beautiful.

[@OfficialJanetMbugua]

joy maureen Thank you Joy! That’s a sweet, kind message 💞💗❤️

[@nancymbae234]

Thank Mbugua for opening up to us. I have learnt a lot from your story and its healthy. God bless you, your little babies and hubby

[@ceciliandolo946]

Praying for you Janet,all will be well in the name of Jesus Christ.