Judith Achieng Ogutu (24 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Marriage Was Over, But I stayed is a deeply personal memoir about love, loss, marriage, motherhood, endurance, grief and the long journey of finding oneself after years of living for others. It is the story of a Woman who entered marriage at a very young age because she believed marriage would give her the home, security, love, belonging, and stability she had longed for since childhood. Having lost both her parents as an infant and later losing the woman who raised her, he carried an emptiness that made the idea of having a husband and a permanent home especially attractive. But the marriage she entered was not the marriage she had imagined. What began as a search for security became a long journey through emotional distance, conflict, violence, betrayal, motherhood, loneliness, and devastating loss. Yet through it all, she stayed. She stayed because she had children. She stayed because she hoped things would change. She stayed because she was afraid of losing another family. She stayed because she believed marriage was something that had to be endured. And she stayed because she did not yet understand that a person can remain physically present in a marriage while emotionally losing the relationship they once hoped to build. This is the story of how she slowly came to understand that truth. A Childhood Shaped by Loss Long before marriage entered her life, the author experienced a loss that would influence many of the decisions she made later. She was an only child who lost both parents when she was only a baby. She grew up without the parents who would ordinarily have provided her with security, guidance, affection, and a sense of belonging. Fortunately, she was taken in by Annie, a woman who became her guardian and played an important role in raising and educating her. For the first time, she had someone she could call family. Annie gave her hope. She supported her education and provided the stability that every child needs. The author grew up knowing that, although she had lost her parents, she still had someone who cared about her. But that security did not last forever. Annie died just before the author sat for her O-Level examinations. Her death reopened the wound of abandonment and left the young girl facing life without the person he depended on most. After Annie's death, she moved between relatives' homes. She often felt like a burden and longed for a place she could call her own. That longing became an important part of her story. She did not simply want a husband. She wanted a home. She wanted someone who would choose her. She wanted to belong somewhere. She wanted the security she had lost when her parents died and the stability she had experienced with Annie. At a young age, she began to imagine that marriage could provide all of these things. She believed that becoming a wife could give her a permanent home and perhaps an opportunity to continue her education and build a better future. She did not realize hat the longing to belong could sometimes make it difficult to recognize whether the place one was entering was truly safe or loving. The Marriage That Looked Like an Answer The opportunity to marry came through her future mother-in-law, who was looking for a wife for her son, a young man working in the city. The author's name was mentioned, and she was sent for. When her future mother-in-law met her, she immediately liked her. She invited her and her cousin to her home, welcomed them warmly, gave them food, and made them feel comfortable. To the young author, this looked like the beginning of something beautiful. She did not see marria Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Still Standing, Judith shares her powerful true story of growing up an orphan, walking through a painful marriage, and enduring deep rejection from both inlaws and her own family. Left to raise five children alone after years of betrayal and heart break, she faced life's toughest moments with quite strength and unshakable will to survive. But this is not just a story of pain, it's a story of becoming.With raw honesty and deep reflection, Judith writes to every woman who has ever felt unloved, abandoned, or forgotten. Her words are a reminder that even after loss, we can still rise. Even with broken pieces, we can rebuild. And even after rejection, we can still choose to love ourselves. This is a story of courage, healing, and rediscovering the power within. You are not alone. You too can stand again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. My Journey Through Grief: Finding Light After Life's Deepest Pain is a heartfelt, deeply personal story of loss, resilience, and rediscovery. In these pages, the author takes readers through the unexpected storms that shattered her world, from the death of a loved one to the unraveling of her marriage, and the quiet battles she fought behind closed doors. With honesty and emotional depth, she shares the moments of darkness that threatened to consume her, the painful questions that had no answers, and the long nights filled with silent tears. Yet woven through the sadness is a powerful thread of hope - proof that even the heaviest grief can become a pathway to inner strength. This book is more than a memoir; it is a companion for anyone navigating loss. It gently reminds readers that healing is not a straight line, that broken pieces can become beautiful again, and that even after life's deepe pain, there is still light waiting to be found. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Rising Through the Silence: Finding Strength When the Job Search Feels Impossible is a deeply personal and faith-filled journey through prolonged unemployment, rejection, and silent battles that many job seekers endure but rarely talk about. With honesty and vulnerability, the author shares real-life experiences of missed opportunities, humiliating interviews, false promises, financial strain, and the emotional toll of waiting while responsibilities and expectations continue to weigh heavily. Through each chapter, the book walks alongside readers in moments of fear, disappointment, loneliness, and self-doubt, while gently pointing them toward hope, resilience, and unwavering faith in God. It explores the pain of doors that seem promising but close suddenly, the confusion of unanswered prayers, and the strength required to keep going when progress feels invisible. More than a story of job searching, this book is a testimony of inner growth, spiritual maturity, and restoration. It reveals how seasons of silence can shape character, build endurance, and prepare one for greater purpose. Ultimately, Rising Through the Silence encourages readers not to give up, reminding them that delays are not denials, that their worth is not defined by employment status, and that even in the quietest seasons, God is working behind the scenes. This book is a source of comfort, encouragement, and hope for anyone who feels overlooked, stuck, or forgotten-assuring them that breakthrough will come, and when it does, it will be worth the wait. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Marriage Was Over, But I stayed is a deeply personal memoir about love, loss, marriage, motherhood, endurance, grief and the long journey of finding oneself after years of living for others. It is the story of a Woman who entered marriage at a very young age because she believed marriage would give her the home, security, love, belonging, and stability she had longed for since childhood. Having lost both her parents as an infant and later losing the woman who raised her, he carried an emptiness that made the idea of having a husband and a permanent home especially attractive. But the marriage she entered was not the marriage she had imagined. What began as a search for security became a long journey through emotional distance, conflict, violence, betrayal, motherhood, loneliness, and devastating loss. Yet through it all, she stayed. She stayed because she had children. She stayed because she hoped things would change. She stayed because she was afraid of losing another family. She stayed because she believed marriage was something that had to be endured. And she stayed because she did not yet understand that a person can remain physically present in a marriage while emotionally losing the relationship they once hoped to build. This is the story of how she slowly came to understand that truth. A Childhood Shaped by Loss Long before marriage entered her life, the author experienced a loss that would influence many of the decisions she made later. She was an only child who lost both parents when she was only a baby. She grew up without the parents who would ordinarily have provided her with security, guidance, affection, and a sense of belonging. Fortunately, she was taken in by Annie, a woman who became her guardian and played an important role in raising and educating her. For the first time, she had someone she could call family. Annie gave her hope. She supported her education and provided the stability that every child needs. The author grew up knowing that, although she had lost her parents, she still had someone who cared about her. But that security did not last forever. Annie died just before the author sat for her O-Level examinations. Her death reopened the wound of abandonment and left the young girl facing life without the person he depended on most. After Annie's death, she moved between relatives' homes. She often felt like a burden and longed for a place she could call her own. That longing became an important part of her story. She did not simply want a husband. She wanted a home. She wanted someone who would choose her. She wanted to belong somewhere. She wanted the security she had lost when her parents died and the stability she had experienced with Annie. At a young age, she began to imagine that marriage could provide all of these things. She believed that becoming a wife could give her a permanent home and perhaps an opportunity to continue her education and build a better future. She did not realize hat the longing to belong could sometimes make it difficult to recognize whether the place one was entering was truly safe or loving. The Marriage That Looked Like an Answer The opportunity to marry came through her future mother-in-law, who was looking for a wife for her son, a young man working in the city. The author's name was mentioned, and she was sent for. When her future mother-in-law met her, she immediately liked her. She invited her and her cousin to her home, welcomed them warmly, gave them food, and made them feel comfortable. To the young author, this looked like the beginning of something beautiful. She did n Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Still Standing, Judith shares her powerful true story of growing up an orphan, walking through a painful marriage, and enduring deep rejection from both inlaws and her own family. Left to raise five children alone after years of betrayal and heart break, she faced life's toughest moments with quite strength and unshakable will to survive. But this is not just a story of pain, it's a story of becoming.With raw honesty and deep reflection, Judith writes to every woman who has ever felt unloved, abandoned, or forgotten. Her words are a reminder that even after loss, we can still rise. Even with broken pieces, we can rebuild. And even after rejection, we can still choose to love ourselves. This is a story of courage, healing, and rediscovering the power within. You are not alone. You too can stand again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. My Journey Through Grief: Finding Light After Life's Deepest Pain is a heartfelt, deeply personal story of loss, resilience, and rediscovery. In these pages, the author takes readers through the unexpected storms that shattered her world, from the death of a loved one to the unraveling of her marriage, and the quiet battles she fought behind closed doors. With honesty and emotional depth, she shares the moments of darkness that threatened to consume her, the painful questions that had no answers, and the long nights filled with silent tears. Yet woven through the sadness is a powerful thread of hope - proof that even the heaviest grief can become a pathway to inner strength. This book is more than a memoir; it is a companion for anyone navigating loss. It gently reminds readers that healing is not a straight line, that broken pieces can become beautiful again, and that even after life's deepe pain, there is still light waiting to be found. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Rising Through the Silence: Finding Strength When the Job Search Feels Impossible is a deeply personal and faith-filled journey through prolonged unemployment, rejection, and silent battles that many job seekers endure but rarely talk about. With honesty and vulnerability, the author shares real-life experiences of missed opportunities, humiliating interviews, false promises, financial strain, and the emotional toll of waiting while responsibilities and expectations continue to weigh heavily. Through each chapter, the book walks alongside readers in moments of fear, disappointment, loneliness, and self-doubt, while gently pointing them toward hope, resilience, and unwavering faith in God. It explores the pain of doors that seem promising but close suddenly, the confusion of unanswered prayers, and the strength required to keep going when progress feels invisible. More than a story of job searching, this book is a testimony of inner growth, spiritual maturity, and restoration. It reveals how seasons of silence can shape character, build endurance, and prepare one for greater purpose. Ultimately, Rising Through the Silence encourages readers not to give up, reminding them that delays are not denials, that their worth is not defined by employment status, and that even in the quietest seasons, God is working behind the scenes. This book is a source of comfort, encouragement, and hope for anyone who feels overlooked, stuck, or forgotten-assuring them that breakthrough will come, and when it does, it will be worth the wait. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…