Greetings Twitter! I've seen a couple threads save the lives of people and change people's fortunes here and I wish to try my little luck too. Small as I am. With no audience. But still, I shall try. For what's the use of not trying? The use of being afraid? Hear me out, please.

My name is Walter Mungai. I'm 26. And I am an NYS trainee (joined in 2017). I've specialised in mainly manual jobs and have successfully completed a BCE driving course. After NYS graduation, I was posted to Yatta. And was pursuing Plant Operator course before COVID striked.

Out of respect for everything NYS, since it's all in the public domain, I shall refrain from the institution's politics and hardships and just talk about me - My family, struggles, pains, illnesses and how tasking it has been for me since the start of this doomed year to now.

My mother Jacqueline Wamuyu suffered a stroke to the left side of her body in January. And our family changed - FOREVER. It became a ride to hell - hospitalizations, medicines, doctors appointments, transport demands, deterioration of health, financial demands, pure hell.

But even before Mom regained her speech back, even before she could learn to walk again, our eldest brother Kelvin Gichuki suffered the same fate - he contracted Bell's Palsy in July. And it immobilised his left side of the body, too. Immediately rendering him jobless.

Now, together with my elder sister, I was faced with the terryfying task of taking care of two sick - and jobless - adults, a diabetic father, two little sisters and massive financial demands that could drive anyone crazy, break anyone's spirit and tear away into your soul.

Kevin's nerves had died and the left side of his face froze. Jhe mouth too. And left limbs. He therefore required daily trips to City therapy centres - including Nuga Best - for moxibustion, acupressure, massages and exposure to strong infrared rays for his body to 'wake up'.

That, coupled with Mom's own therapy sessions and medicines ate away at our finances massively. My elder sister was overwhelmed. Me, a jobless NYS trainee, was breaking down at every moment. It's been hell. It's been terryfying and sometimes I entertain dark thoughts.

Kevin's illness means he needs as much heat in his body as he can. And we live in the coldest of the cold Kenya - Nanyuki. And in housing that does not support heat. And with minimal clothing, too. I am seeking for help -

To handle the expensive medications, speech and limb therapy, food demands for 5 people, tabs for our diabetic dad, even possibly, building materials for a proper house for my family. I've been doing odd construction jobs. And would really put up a nice warm house for this family

Twitter, you came through for my Mom earlier this year (always indebted), and I'm sure you can do it again. This is me gambling. This is me laying my life out there. Fearlessly and shamelessly. K know what can come out of this. And there's no use in not trying.

Our M-CHANGA account is up. I'll appreciate anything . I know times are rough. And anything will go a long way. Please, come to our aid. Also, kindly watch the VIDEO ATTACHED. It has more info that you may require. Again, I'm banking on YOU.

PAYBILL : 891300
ACCOUNT : 42514

To reach me, offer me any job, (manual, driving, construction), Interviews, know more about the story or even do a direct MPESA donation, please use 0727847044.

PS: I sought professional help to draft this thread in the style and language it has been presented. Thank you All.

PLEASE WATCH.