Lady Who Lost Her Husband After 2 and Half Years of Marriage Shares Heartbreaking Experience
- A Nigerian lady who lost her husband after two and a half years of marriage shared her experience
- She mentioned what would have happened if she had not given birth every year, stating that it was not an easy journey
- Though she said she didn’t want sympathy, many who came across the post encouraged the woman
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A Nigerian lady, Dorine Darlington Obi, shared how she lost her husband after two and a half years of marriage.
She recounted how financially broke she was after her husband's passing and shared the struggles she faced to survive.

Source: Facebook
On her Facebook page, she shared how she kept trusting God throughout the journey,
She said:
“Sometimes I am amazed by my own strength. Marriage of 2 and half years. As the sweetness just dey marinate, husband kpai. Ije uwa. What if I no dey born every year, Late Jasmine would have been my only child.

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“I looked at myself, no business, no money, no landed property, no car. Nothing to begin your journey with but I have God who is enough. If someone told me that I would be able to afford a decent meal for my kids I wouldn't have believed. Keep your faith alive and trust God.
“It's not an easy journey but always pray and use your brain Maka men will want to chop you like banku if you keep being vulnerable and lazy. Don't tell me sorry ooo, instead patronize my business to help me grow. I am just reminiscing Biko. Baby di oyi 100 percent.”

Source: Facebook
Reactions trail widow’s experience
Many who came across the post encouraged the woman and hailed her for her strength despite her challenging period.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.
Delphine Nnenna said:
"You are indeed a strong woman ma’am."
Susan Paragon said:
"May God strengthen u."
Onyeka Joseph Olawanle said:
"Well done Sis… you are doing an amazing Job."
Amarachi Edith said:
"Thank you my mentor. God is our strength."
Ada Onyekachi said;
"Victory awaits strong women."
Kingsley Chiedozie Ihenetu said:
"Nnem...I love your courage,may GOD keep strengthening you."
Ebube Miracle Asuzu said:
"You are a born Lioness! I am super proud of you . When I found out you are a Leo , i was so confident that you will figure things out for yourself and your babies . May God continue to protect you and yours."
Chijioke Alfred Jnr said:
"God has been guiding and strengthening u all this years."
In related stories, a woman shared how she remarried after losing her husband, while another shared how her son questioned her after she lost her husband.
Lady shares husband’s last words at hospital
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady shared her husband’s last words on the hospital bed before he died, sparking sympathy from netizens.

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She shared how she had visited the hospital and was still reassuring him that he was going to be fine.
Many who came across the post sympathised with the lady and encouraged her, following her loss.
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