Katlego Sekhu

This past Sunday, former Generations actress Sophie Ndaba gave her fans a health update from her hospital bed.
Ndaba expressed her gratitude, saying, “You know, sometimes God just wants to shake you and allows a few things to happen. One minute I am walking, and one minute I have a broken ankle.
“I just want to remind you that some storms are not there to break you. Some storms are just there to remind you to slow down. Some are just there to restructure you.”
She reminded everyone that some storms are not meant to break you but to slow you down and help you grow.
Reflecting on her operation process, Ndaba said:
“I looked at the process of the operation and the process of putting steel in my ankle. The process of the cement and crutches being brought to me. I realised that life is a process, and I have decided to embrace it because when I look at where I am coming from, I’m like, Dear Lord, what is a broken ankle?”
The actress shared that what started as a fun day playing golf with her friends ended with her breaking her ankle. She warned others to be careful of what they focus on, as it can lead to accidents.
“I had a great day playing golf with my girls. When I got home to fit my dress, I slipped and snapped my ankle because my mind was on the dress and my disturbed thoughts. Be Careful what you house in your mind for too long. Not worth your life.
Ndaba also thanked her medical team for their care and support.
“Im almost home ready but ill keep cast on for another 6 weeks! Welcome to my world in my birthday month. All my speaking engagements booked ill be there however seated! Notice to the Devil “Nothing you try will cut the message God entrusted me to deliver!”
On World Diabetes Day in 2022, Sophie Ndaba revealed that she had been living with diabetes for 10 years. She shared that the chronic disease taught her not to take her life for granted.
“Being attacked teased laughed at was nothing! Even declared dead most times was nothing! Let me tell you living with Diabetes is not something you wish on your enemy. It’s uncomfortable painful confusing deadly and 24/7 ,,monitoring required! Trust me prevention is better than cure.!!”
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