My story
From the wards to the stage
A nurse of 34 years, a mother, a daughter of Zimbabwe living in the UK. This is the road that led me to speak my truth.
Chapter oneThe nickname
They called me Nurse
I was named after my aunt, who was a nurse, and my grandmother called me Nurse from when I was small. I wanted to be a teacher. Life took me onto the wards instead, and for a long time I carried quiet resentment about a path I had not chosen.
Words carry weight. Looking back, I can see how a name spoken over a little girl shaped the woman she became.
Chapter twoHolding it all together
Strong for everyone else
I worked full time on the wards while raising three young children, running a business and supporting family across two countries. From the outside I looked capable and committed. On the inside I was quietly disappearing.
I had been raised to give and give, and never taught to receive. When I finally needed something, the people around me did not know how to give it to me, because I had never let them.
Chapter threeThe turning
Asking for light
One day I left an appointment holding a handful of leaflets, feeling lost. I remembered my mother's teaching and prayed for light. A teacher arrived with lessons I first resisted, because the familiar story felt safer than the new one.
Energy healing and transformational coaching helped me see how much I had been carrying across body, emotions, mind and spirit, and how to begin setting it down.
Chapter fourThe redirection
The teacher after all
The healing path made me the teacher I wanted to be from the start. What I once called obstacles were redirectors. Today I share what I have learned through talks, my podcast and Runyararo Holistic Wellness, the practice that grew from my own journey.
Runyararo means peace in Shona. My work is shaped by hunhu, the understanding that we become whole through one another. I am because we are.
My personal story is shared as my own experience. In my coaching and complementary practice I do not diagnose, prescribe or replace medical care, and I always encourage people to speak with their own healthcare provider before changing anything about their health routine.
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