I took grandma to America at 87. She talked about it till she died at 102 - Rosemary Nzembi PART 1 

CATCH PART TWO 24.05.2-24 AT 8PM EAT

Can listen to her all day so eloquent... am inspired beautiful gal

Her ambitious nature and self-assured confidence are truly inspiring. I'm curious about how her children can do considering she comes from a village and pushes herself to the limit. She started by discussing her strength and determination - her resilience. The challenges she faced probably helped her become more adaptable and resilient. A person with strength can overcome disappointments without letting them impede their progress. That's exactly what she did. I find her faith and the amazing transformation it brought about truly inspiring, especially since it astonished her grandmother. The grama thought her faith was way too much. Thank you for sharing.

Your prayers were like mine, I will travel outside Kenya and drive a car. I did both and also flew my mom abroad. Dreams are valid. You have to dream.

Your growing up is somehow similar to ours (my brother and I). The difference is that we had a present grandfather, but had suffered stroke years back so he was not working anymore, we used to sit with him in the afternoon around the jiko ya makaa, coz its very cold some times where we grew up, Nunguni-Kilungu. Our grandma was active in some little household work. We always had a househelp as much as i can remember. We used to do housework too, together with our househelp. I'm so happy grandma insisted on us doing chores together with our househelp because thats how i learned alot. That time growing up in the village, my mum was in the city "working". She would visit us maybe once a month for a weekend, but i hardly have any memory with her as a child/teen. .. sometimes I didn't see her for 3 years in a row.. Years later around 1995, mum had got a mzungu, they met in those tourists destinations where she worked. I think in amboseli. Oh by the way, I used to call her by her name too., till today it feels odd for me calling her "mum" , we didnt grow up with her, she missed all our young life, the most important part of life growing up. In 1996 she moved permanently to this mzungus country, to Austria. We still remained in Nunguni and life was fine, we kept schooling. I finished my primary school and joined high school. Year 2000, our mum invited to visit her in Vienna-Austria. She had got my half sister then, so she wanted us to meet them. We came to vienna and thats how we are still here. I was a 16 years old teen, my bro is 3 years younger. We had now came to a new country, everything new. We were happy to atleast be with our mother...(we thought we would live with her) Life started with her, our mom who never lived with us before and didnt know anything about us. In less than a year, things were not well at all.... living with her and her husband plus the new born baby . It was not the life we knew. Remember, we had never lived with her or even this man who is now our step - dad. ... so we moved out about a year later (my bro and I). Long strory... we are in a country where not even a word english is spoken.... Hehehe 24 years later, we all grown up, living life.... we've tried our best. I have a long long story. How i still miss having an active parent in my life growing up. How till today at almost 40 years old i'm searching for my biological dad, how mom behaves "funny" towards me.. (thats how i feel) or let me use the word rejected..... My mission is to tell my whole story out there, to let the world know that not every parent is a parent, how moving with kids to other countries isn't always the best ..... It's life, it's what it is .....

Amazing Spirit, can't get enough of her❤❤❤❤❤

This woman can change someone's life ,the words she speak is a touching one

This lady is phenomenal. I've watched all 3 parts. May God continue to bless her. May her voice continue to empower.

Very very inspiring sister watching it from 🇸🇿 Swaziland. You are such a blessing to us my sister we love you so much

Very inspiring. Sending love from Namibia 🇳🇦 ❤

Great story. I have met this lovely woman by the name of Rosemary. She is a wonderful soul and a great person at heart.

Sister Rosemary put all this in a book. By the way who were your Mom’s friends in BA? I worked there for 28 yrs. I could be the one who reserved your seat when you traveled to US first Time

She’s such a joy to watch and listen to! I want her to be my friend♥️♥️

Always follow your gut feeling....it doesn't matter who is against you...God will always come through ❤

Again God is real. He is our FATHER❤❤❤❤❤

This story has touched me.may God bless you

What a powerful testimony, she reminds me of my own story, family member that will drain you when u have to give them, life and the blessing your mother/granny will continue to follow you Rosemary you are bless and your testimony is a tremendous blessing of so many of us as children, I am from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 an island that's fill with love sea and beautiful people, today I read your story and wow it is sad but a blessing at the same time your life was full of trauma, without the mother around u granny was a real soldier in the Lord, her love for God has kept you up to thiis day. So much of your story reminds me of my own family drama. Your life and granny was a big clearance for u God bless you Rose as u continue to inspire others to Live and stand up for Truth that's my life as well but God is faithful 💕.

The interviewers listening skill is mind blowing bless🙏🏽

A powerful and moving testimony. 🙏

So inspiring faith with actions not just word's.

Great story !

Inwatched pt 2 first. Enjoyable.

So inspiring. So ambitious

Dear sister Rosemary you are an inspiration. Your story is so relatable. A book in tribute to your mum and grandma would be a best seller. I would definitely buy it.

This lady has quoted my life verse. This is an interesting testimony

Wow! Wow! Ms Zambi, thank you for sharing your story. I heard every single word you said. U have definitely made an impact on me..u have done your job, by at least changing one mind and inspiring me. I admire your courage, and your faith in God. God put in my spirit to tell you to forgive your brother and all those who have done you wrong! Continue to be strong, and yes, don't let anyone silence you or dim light. Thank God you ve found your purpose, and your grandmother activated her will through you so that you can continue to be a blessing to others.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

This is amazing! It was so well narrated I loved it!

Rosemary, I am eternally touched by your beautiful story! Thank you for the love you gave to your mum and grandma. They were a lot of fun, especially in USA😂. I can visualise them! I wish you the best that life offers. Continue with your love for God and trust Him in everything. May your brother and the rest of the family 'see' the light, and may there be reconciliation for the whole family and clan! God bless!

Amazing!! What an incredible, inspiring story from you Rosemary. I love your courage of speaking your truth unapologetically. Much love from your former school mate in Matungulu girls' secondary. I am truly proud of you and your achievements. Sending hugs 🤗

Inspiring story indeed.Thank you for sharing.I have a traumatic experience with my family as well but I can never talk about it.

❤❤❤❤❤So much love to you Sis. For all the shame ful and unfortunate situation that you find yourself in, yes you are here now telling your story elevated by the most high, well done Sis ❤❤

Would like to meet you. A woman of faith you are amazing. I am based in massachusetts when back in the USA I would like to invite you to our church. Will share this testimony on our church group page.

Very inspiring... @Rosemary... U are such a darling❤

Rosemary's story is super inspiring. And she's a great story teller.

You just spoke straight to my heart.. . Chiyedza Mapiye Diza,may her soul rest in peace.How I wished for you to be reaping the fruits of your labour today...My Mother was the backbone of our family unit..wth her children grandchildren now excelling in life,it would only be fair that we would be giving her some Queen treatment❤

Rose you are such an inspiration and i can relate. At 46 my dream to live in the diaspora has finally been realized truly God listens to our prayers. Amen.

Iove you many blessings my sis.❤❤

WOW WOW WOW 👏👏 a story is told of a very naive girl from humble background who fought through the odds to emerge and occupy a personal space she had ever dreamt of! The Sky is the limit. I love your eloquence, diction, tonal variation, facial expression and the charisma which you engage your audience! I was actually laughing and knodding in agreement you'd think I'm sitted right next to you. 😊Please tell us more about your social life, you're an icon to be emulated

such an incredible story. your grandmother planted a good seed of God and Faith in you. truely God was the invisible Father guiding you in everything. kudos

Your faith and ambition 🙏/ eagerness has made you who you are today, ohoo yeah dreams are valid.super woman indeed.i have learnt alot from you.🎉❤I see a bright future in me.❤🎉.

I found the part 2 just as soon after I commented and was scrolling 🙃Thank you so much!🙏🏾

All dreams are achievable

So inspiring

Beautiful story, beautiful woman, beautiful lessons.

Wow the great grandmother was 125years and had memory to bless the family, the grandmother lived up to 102years. What a blessed family ❤ what is the secret? Could be this positive energy and mindset that stands out throughout the podcast? She never gave up through all her experiences. Just thinking...How long did her mum live?

I would love to meet you when i come through ti Kemya in July

Well done Rosemary, may the Soul of your beloved Mom, Grandma rest in peace 🙏. I wanted to do the same to my super hero Mama but she passed on at the age of 50 may Her soul rest in peace 🙏 Aameen.

Story is inspiring... I remember those days in Ngara

Very inspiring and wonderful 😂

I can listen to you the whole day....the English it's for luos 😂nice one

Overseas as a country, a country of gold and hunny 😂😂😂, a great story ❤️🎶

Write it on 5he book please

My former school mate 👋

Siz, you are blessed

The oversees mission 💞😊🤣

I bought my first car too with a license, no driving skills 😅😅😅 daring the odds lol😅

A family with cows, goats, coffee and maize, hosting missionaries and relatives, went whole days without food?

😊😊😊😊😊