Introduction

I woke up early as 4:30Am today and prepared my kids for school. This is because I needed to go to the hospital for my son's six month immunization where he will be given vitamins to enable him start eating.

I love mission hospitals because of the hospitality they give customers.
I live kilometers away from the mission hospital I have my health experts in. It's about an hour 45minutes on a bike and more in a cab. But today my husband and I took two hours before we arrived at the hospital.
I know you'll be thinking! What could have happened? Offcourse, something happened that we weren't aware of. 15minutes on our way to the hospital, we saw a group of bikes in our first junction sharing fuel(petroleum) to any bike who was going for a burial. As we continued, few minutes later, we were stuck in heavy traffic and I must say I have never seen such a gathering of bikes wirh fresh branches like today. mind you that each time we see bikers with fresh branches they're going to bury one of their colleague who must have been brutally murdered and that was the case today. Everywhere was noisy and people who captured the moment well where those in story building besides the road. My husband had to pull over because there was no way to continue until they had all pass and gone.

I was almost burnt by a bike'sexhaust as I tried to look for a safe ground to stand and wait for traffic to reduce so my husband could meet me with his bike. As you can see below.

After about 25minutes, the bikes have made way until you could see just few of them passing in very high speed. My husband met me and we were stuck because we couldn't move and he discovered that a part of his bike was damaged in that jam. We then had to stopped by a nearest garage and it was arranged for him. After waiting for about 12 minutes before leaving to our final destination, the hospital.

He bid me farewell as he drove to meet a client in town and I masked myself to the section meant for clinic for babies.

I picked number 123 and was still lucky because the sermon of the day was given. The sermon was on hygienic conditions that needs to be followed during the baby's feeding of either cooked food or natural breast milk.
After that I weighed son and went to one palpation room where I was attended to. My baby is six months old today and that's half a year. I will do a write up about him for these past months and I bet you don't want to miss it because it's going to be a recap of pictures from birth to now😆.

I met a friend of mine whom just gave birth and we took few pictures. I love taking pictures 😆. The pictures were taken when we were done and dusted at the hospital

He was given vitamins so that he can start eating. Offcourse! We came back together as we stopped and got some stuffs from the market.

I am a fan of exclusive breastfeeding and I practiced it so well because I usually uses breast pump in my frequent babies but this very baby I just have almost all the time to be with him. I'm not into much work this year but an idle woman is definitely the devil's workshop so I endulged my self to online business where I sale handbags, human and Peruvian hair, shoes and more.

When we got home, I made my baby's first food and he did eat up to half. Huraaay 💃. But sadly enough he doesn't want to catch the nipple of his feeding bottle. I know he will get used to with time.
They say practice makes perfect so I always made sure u frequently washes his hands because he sucks them. Before my child eat anything, I made sure he washes his hands so that as he grows he learns from it and doesn't depart. It's a habit I like instilling in my kids so as they grow, whether eating with spoons, forks or hands, you must wash your hands.

After eating I took him out for fresh air and he slept soon after. I made him phosphatine for his first meal. Immediately the pack finishes, will dive to my home made baby's food. I have bought soyabeans, groundnut to fry and ground separately for his home made pap.

I napped too and I'm just waking up to compose this my diary. It's quite unfortunate that we still power outage and it's affecting my network.

Conclusion

The Anglophone crisis has be ongoing for four years now. It's been four solid years of tears😭 pains and now we're running into an economic crisis. We have watched our loved ones, friends, acquaintance, disappear just from a strike of a gunshots which untimely took them to the land of no return. May their souls continue resting in peace. Each day is a blessing to us living in Bamenda because it's you can be gunned down by a military man and your family wouldn't do a thing. God I'm grateful for life. Continue to protect us from stray bullet and explosive as it has become the trending means of killings.
War is costly, peace is priceless, we need peace🕊️🕊️🕊️.

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