Motherhood will test you. Mothers please share your broken hand or leg and fractures stories.
Karen Nyamu is known for her roles as a lawyer, politician, and socialite, has always been unapologetically outspoken and a fierce advocate for women’s rights.
Despite her fair share of criticisms and controversies, Nyamu continues to stand tall as a role model, especially for women who admire her determination in the face of criticism after she was accused of breaking down Edday’s marriage with Samidoh.
The multifaceted Nyamu, juggles her career and family life, is a mother of three children,two girls and one boy. She and Samidoh have been raising their children in a loving and nurturing environment.
Karen Nyamu took to Facebook to share a concerning update about her firstborn daughter. She posted a picture of her daughter, who was adorned with a noticeable plaster on her hand, signaling an accidental injury.
Nyamu opened up about the challenges of motherhood and how it continually tests one’s strength.
In her Facebook post, she wrote, “Motherhood will always test someone.”
She went on to humbly ask fellow mothers to offer their tips and advice on how to cope with the challenges of a broken hand or leg.
Nyamu’s post was met with an outpouring of empathy and well-wishes from Kenyans in the comments section.
The online community quickly rallied behind her, offering words of encouragement and support for her daughter’s speedy recovery.
