Dayo Amusa Shares Her Painful Journey With Fertility
- Nigerians were deeply moved by Dayo Amusa’s story about her journey with fertility and how she overcame her struggles.
- The actress and singer, who is now a mother, is sharing her painful and emotional experience leading up to motherhood.
Nigerians were deeply moved by Dayo Amusa’s story about her journey with fertility and how she overcame her struggles.
The actress and singer, who is now a mother, is sharing her painful and emotional experience leading up to motherhood.
In her New Year post, the new mother shared that she nearly lost her uterus due to a tumor and was diagnosed with uterine myxomatosis in 2015. She also mentioned how her ex-partner got another woman pregnant and left her.
The 41-year-old revealed to Nigerians on her colleague Debby Sokoya’s podcast that there was a time when she asked God to take her life if she couldn’t have a child, as she was feeling exhausted.
Amusa described how she sang at the top of her lungs, asking God to either fulfill His promise of a child or end her life. She also noted that she became frustrated with the prayers from her friends and family, occasionally blaming them for her struggles.
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See some comments below:
@confirmguy: “I pray may all our hidden prayers be answered publicly 🙏🏾 …this is deep.”
@k_nd_m_naturals: “Yah Rabbi, To all the hearts crying tiredness for the fruit of the womb, Olorun ease their pain in no time.”
@oreoluwaakindehin:”I just watched this episode and I had lot of missed feelings, I cried, laughed at the same time I felt like hugging her yes OLUWAFIREWAYIRI God bless u ma again from ur mouth to God’s hears another is coming soon.”
@minnahcakes_more: “This is pain🥲🥲but Alhamdulillah at last. May this joy be permanent ma.”
@thelizzy_o: “And here I am begging God to seal my womb for life coz I am ok with the kids I have, this life no just balance eni lori Oni fila, May God bless all expectant mothers in Jesus name.”
@mypcos_n_me: “You don’t know struggle until you’ve had to deal with infertility. Whether explained or unexplained.”
@smartfundz11: “See what parents pass through because of us , don’t bring shame to them , don’t be the reason for sadness to them 🙏.”
