Homeless as I was, i never gave up. Following year I come to Johannesburg to continue with my studies and I was welcomed by my aunt and her husband Mr Mulaudzi who let me stay with them like their son. He adopted me to be his son, providing shelter and food.
I tried to maintain a disciplined life. The pressure at school was too much. I was known for wearing only one trouser every day. No one wanted to be associated with me. Like back in Limpopo, I had no friends in Gauteng. At some stage, I broke down and tried to commit suicide, mainly because I had no financial support.
As if operation when I was still young was not enough, I become very sick in 2012. I went from hospital to hospital. I tried various alternatives to get better. After all the up and down and exhausting the little finances we had, I was …show more content…
Some went to an extent of spreading wrong rumours. They were telling people that I am HIV/Aids. Unfortunately people always make rumours without any information.
I waited for 25 years to make my dreams come true which only lasted for few days. It is funny how we sometimes dream of something and when it eventually happened you realise it is not worth holding into it.
Don’t give up on your dreams; it may be just the thing you were created to accomplish. Don’t allow anything to kill your dreams. As we speak I am a motivational speaker, professional nurse, song writer, author, radio slot for life coaching and I have a catering business. I have also adopted eighty (80) orphans.
From watching other kids dining in front of me to owning a catering is something I never thought will happen to my life. I am now one of the best chefs in the world. I lost dignity, value and I was discriminated, disowned by relatives but I am now stronger. What does not break you will only make you stronger.
PURPOSE PF GOD
I was a shepherd, --------. I taught myself to accept things that I cannot change and focus on things that I can
I tried to maintain a disciplined life. The pressure at school was too much. I was known for wearing only one trouser every day. No one wanted to be associated with me. Like back in Limpopo, I had no friends in Gauteng. At some stage, I broke down and tried to commit suicide, mainly because I had no financial support.
As if operation when I was still young was not enough, I become very sick in 2012. I went from hospital to hospital. I tried various alternatives to get better. After all the up and down and exhausting the little finances we had, I was …show more content…
Some went to an extent of spreading wrong rumours. They were telling people that I am HIV/Aids. Unfortunately people always make rumours without any information.
I waited for 25 years to make my dreams come true which only lasted for few days. It is funny how we sometimes dream of something and when it eventually happened you realise it is not worth holding into it.
Don’t give up on your dreams; it may be just the thing you were created to accomplish. Don’t allow anything to kill your dreams. As we speak I am a motivational speaker, professional nurse, song writer, author, radio slot for life coaching and I have a catering business. I have also adopted eighty (80) orphans.
From watching other kids dining in front of me to owning a catering is something I never thought will happen to my life. I am now one of the best chefs in the world. I lost dignity, value and I was discriminated, disowned by relatives but I am now stronger. What does not break you will only make you stronger.
PURPOSE PF GOD
I was a shepherd, --------. I taught myself to accept things that I cannot change and focus on things that I can