She was always that jovial lass on our radio's that made us fall in love with reggae. Jahmby to many of her fans, is known as fire mama.
Later on, she was diagnosed with endometriosis and since then she has been asking for help from fans and followers because treating it has not only been painful but also expensive.
Jahmby not only needs money but also emotional support. While some have been there for her, others turned their back , however she has also made new friends along the journey, holding her down at her worst.
She took to social media with a message to those who have played the role of a shujaa in her life, just thanking them.
'I've fought a battle that is inexplicable. I've continuously shared about it. Today I want to thank the following people. Almighty God. You have been so gracious. You have been good to me. God loves me.
My mother, this lady deserves the whole world. My mom has been there for me since she gave birth to me and has never left my side. She's taken care of me. She loves me. My mom is my hero.'
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She continues:
'My sister Barbara. Bebe, I thank God for choosing mom to bless me with you. You have seen me fight and held my hand in the most critical times.
To the most amazing doctors. Dr. Ken Sinervo, Dr. Gouldman and the @centerforendocare
staff. God used you to save my life.
Aunty Lucy and Sam Karinge. You have held our hands as a family here in Atlanta. We are forever grateful to you for everything you have done.
The Wanyonyi's thank you for the support, prayers, love and encouragement. Be abundantly blessed.
To Anne Muthoni Njoroge @ann_qtee you are the real shujaa.
To all of you my people. You are the REAL SHUJAAS. YOU HAVE STOOD WITH ME THROUGH THICK AND THIN.
We are finishing STRONG.
HAPPY MASHUJAA DAY.'
