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INTERVIEW
Sally Njenga's journey since being diagnosed with epilepsy
This is Sally (Salome) Njenga. She is 28 years old and lives in Kiambu County (Ruiru). Sally was diagnosed with Epilepsy in 2004 and this is her story.
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INTERVIEW
Robert Mokaya, "In My Shoes"
This is Robert Mokaya. He is 24 years old and lives in Nairobi. Robert is visually impaired, and this is his story.
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My Journey As DJ Skylla
Born with cerebral palsy make it even more difficult for him to market his brand Skylla entertainment.
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Living as a 'Burden' to society
To my brothers and sisters with different impairments, you are not a burden. You have never been and will never be. You are fearfully and wonderfully made.
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INTERVIEW
Edwin Mulama - Music is my language
This is Edwin Mulama. He is 21 years old and lives in Nairobi. Edwin is visually impaired and this is his story:
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The Visually Man Who Can See
It's the quality of ones life that matters, not the longevity! Happy Fathers Day to all the Dads out there!
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Be joyful - Always
It is important to remember that during difficult moments, our greatest resource is ourselves, and to a lesser extent those around us - not to mention the role of our maker. Be joyful always!
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The Audacity of Ambition
I still held on to the wild dream that one day I would be on tv and tell my story
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Taking the Losses
I’ve learnt to live in a body that won’t be told what to do.
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My story - An Introduction to Brian
Forging our way in this thing called life. We seek to live a good life and we desire good things too.
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My Ambulance Story
I woke up after the accident to find that because of one bad decision by a trailer, my life had changed and I had lost some of my friends. This is a story about my ambulance ride.
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Inclusion and its effect on Self advocacy
The consequence of exclusion is psychological
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Going back home on a wheelchair
Afraid of not being accepted by a society that doesn’t place too much value on persons with disabilities.
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ARTICLE
Advocating for Accessibility
Reasonable access to education, job opportunities, healthcare is an illusion in our country.