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Join us in the first installment of a compelling two-part episode on SheCentre: The Female Podcast. Fortunate Ingabire, a remarkable individual wearing multiple hats—mum, lawyer, author, content creator, and mental health advocate—reflects on her unique childhood experiences and their profound impact on her present life.

Raised by her paternal grandparents in western Uganda, Fortunate shares how her grandfather played a pivotal role as her major father figure—a source of protection and a reflection of God in her life. Despite the protective discipline from her grandmother, Fortunate's upbringing instilled in her a sense of structure and discipline that transcended into other aspects of her life, including her time and financial management.

The trajectory of Fortunate's life took an unexpected turn during her final exams at the Law Development Centre when her beloved grandfather passed away. This loss plunged her into confusion, anxiety, and eventually, depression, significantly affecting her academic performance.

Post-graduation, Fortunate entered the professional realm and attributes her steadfast loyalty to her job to the values instilled during her upbringing. As she delves into her family life, Fortunate unfolds the unexpected journey of becoming a mother. Confronting initial plans for further studies and receiving a medical suggestion that she couldn't conceive, Fortunate discovered the joyous surprise of her pregnancy.

Her entrance into motherhood marked a turning point, and Fortunate, navigating the unknown, immersed herself in reading to prepare for the profound experience. In part 2, Fortunate will unravel the subsequent chapters of her narrative, exploring the loss of her daughter and the inspiring path she found toward healing and purpose.

Don't miss the continuation of Fortunate's powerful story next week! 🌟 For more about Fortunate's passion projects, visit her Link Tree: Link Tree

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