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physically and emotionally drained around a month ago.
I was in Kamataka for 12 days.
I was in Kumande for two days.
They left me there with my seven children and my husband.
I was in Kumande for two days.
I was in a coma.
When I woke up, I was in a coma.
Do you know who these men were?
Yes, I know who they were.
They were from Rwanda.
At large, begins to think in.
He was sick.
He was in a farm.
When he was sick, he was in a meeting.
When he died, he left the children.
So,
on the 29th,
my husband passed away.
He started to leave me with my husband's body.
I had one,
two,
three,
up to 12.
When I was 12,
I heard some children crying.
Mom,
I lost my husband.
The first child was 14.
The second was 12.
On that day, they all became pregnant.
I met a family in Rwanda.
They said I was a good person.
They gave me a plot of land.
The land was small.
The land had been left for one year.
I had children.
They told me they had plowed my land.
This is the real tragedy
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