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Who's Womb Is It?
Doreen Mampani
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Who's Womb Is It? - Mampani, Doreen
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Synopsis "Who's Womb Is It?"
Who's Womb Is It is a book about my womb sickness since I was a teenager until when I removed it at age 47. There is a stigma among Africans when a woman does not have a womb, it's like she is incomplete. The worse part is of some African men who thinks a woman without a womb is missing something and is not normal. I have spoken to some women about this issue. My father's mother died of womb cancer, she refused the Doctors to remove it. It was hers and back then it was taboo for a woman to remove her womb. I discuss a few women who died because of womb sickness. I must say I met women who did not care of their husbands or boy-friend's opinion about hysterectomy. These women said, "it's my womb. I'm the one who is sick. If I die he will get another woman who will abuse my children. If he wants to live me, let him go". I spoke to some White ladies who are very comfortable about the issue of removing the womb. My womb was never normal since I got my periods in 1986, I always bled sometimes for the entire month. When I was skinny and had dry skin it was blamed on the fact that I was addicted to lemons. I could see in my dreams witches licking my blood. My grand-mother did not buy me sanitary pads, I used pieces of old blankets and had to wash the blankets. She told me to pour the dirty water into the pit toilet to avoid the blood from being drank by witches. It did not bother her that I bled abnormally. My aunt also had irregular bleeding for a reason. She sometimes bled in the bucket. My mother used towels and bled heavily on them. She refused that the gynaecologist remove her entire womb. Some of my nieces have heavy period pains. They depend on pain killers. Womb is used in the occult for growth - the womb expands when it carries a baby. So in the occult that is how the womb is used for the increase of wealth, power and fame. There are instances where a woman is killed in ritual killings and her womb is cut out by the murderers. Sometimes she is raped before the ritual killings.My womb had firbroids, it would swell up and be very painfull. I would bleed heavily. I could not seat or lye down. I did not stay in-door and nursed the pain. I had dreams of having sex with someone, seeing a man and woman together, a man and a man, sex with unseen "persons". I had dreams of sex with demons and Satan. I did not know the depth in which my dedication to Satan was. In 2018 God started revealing occult practices of my ancestors back in the 1800. The strongholds that only God can break. Our LORD Jesus Christ did a great job in me, His power over Satan is beyond human understanding. I was deep, very deep in Satan's kingdom. I was dedicated while still in the womb, covenants were made which i did not know but controlled me.
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