Ruth Matete has opened up on how a past therapy session helped her handle the death of her husband, Beloved John Apewejoye.
John passed away after being hospitalized for two weeks after a gas cylinder accident at their home.
At the time Ruth was a few weeks pregnant.
Speaking during an interview on Kalekye Health Moments, the mother of one shared, “I was so scared and I did not even know how I was gonna make it. 1 year before we got married I had suffered depression and I had gone for counselling.
Adding, “When the death happened I used everything I had been taught during my visit to the counsellor when I was battling depression.
But I also had counsellor friends wh really walked with me. So I cannot say a specific counsellor helped me out. Friends showed me support, financially and morally.”
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Ruth also talked about battling depression due to unsolved issues starting from her childhood.
“A few months before we got married, I had suffered depression and so I had been in counselling and when this accident happened and he was gone, I used what I had learnt from the counsellors.”
Ruth explained, “I also had friends who were counsellors and they walked with me. They came through. I didn’t know I was depressed but I used to feel so low and I used to cry so much. I had so much in my mind that I didn’t know how to deal with it.”
She continued, “For example, I didn’t have such a good childhood life. I was told that the depression came from my past that I had not dealt with yet. Like, my mum and my dad never got married, she got married to another man and so when I was there,love wasn’t so good. Also, got raped by a stranger. I was dying silently.”
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