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I Will Survive

A space for reflection, resilience, and real life

I’m a three-time cancer survivor, currently living with multiple myeloma. But this blog isn’t just about cancer.

It’s about what I’m learning along the way – about leadership, faith, relationships, and what it means to keep showing up when life doesn’t go as planned. Some posts are personal. Some are practical. All are real.

These are my most recent reflections.


  • Of Shoes and Socks

    Of Shoes and Socks

    On our way to the train station in Mombasa, we passed a street lined with schools. And suddenly I was transported back to my own childhood where I attended primary school at the Agakhan School in Moshi. White shirts and green uniforms.White shirts with blue SkirtsChildren walking in groups, laughing,…

  • Mombasa – where time stops still

    Mombasa – where time stops still

    They say when you arrive in Mombasa, it feels like a harusi – a wedding. And when you leave, it feels like a funeral. And nowhere is that more visible than at the airport or train station where goodbyes linger a little too long, and no one is quite ready…

  • Curiosity: Our Greatest Superpower

    Curiosity: Our Greatest Superpower

    As I spend time with Mos and Robi in Nairobi, I am constantly surprised by the number of questions they ask. “Is Batman stronger than Superman?”“Would a lion beat a cheetah in a fight?”“If a baboon carried Baby Coco, what would happen?”“Which team is better – the Atlanta Braves or…

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