I used to sleep with 10men per night to feed my kids

Jerusha Macharia is a mother blessed with two sets of twins. For years, she lived a fulfilling life with her husband — a man she loved deeply. Together, they built their home and supported each other, working tirelessly to provide for their family. Their bond was strong, and their partnership gave them hope for a bright future. One day, while Jerusha was away at work, she received a devastating call: her husband had fallen gravely ill and was rushed to the hospital. She hurried back, clutching the little money she had, believing it would be enough to save him and secure his insurance. At the hospital, she found him critically ill. With tears and desperation, she begged the doctors to save his life. Despite her prayers and efforts, later that day, her beloved husband passed away. Jerusha had called her in-laws repeatedly, but they did not come. Yet, when death struck, they suddenly appeared, pretending to care. She registered her husband at the morgue and returned home, only to face betrayal. Her in-laws seized everything from the house, leaving her with nothing. They even changed the morgue arrangements without her consent. On the burial day, Jerusha was denied recognition as his wife. She was stripped of respect, excluded from the ceremony, and eventually thrown out together with her children. Now, Jerusha and her twins endure unimaginable hardship. To survive, she engages in work she never thought she would do in her lifetime. Her story is one of love, loss, betrayal, and resilience — a mother fighting against injustice while carrying the weight of grief and responsibility.