
When sickness strikes a family member, it is almost as if everyone close also gets sick. Sickness has a way of blowing through the family and affecting everything and resulting in deep, and individual wounds.
So much so, that when it blows though one last time and a loved one is laid to rest, those left behind although standing often carry deep wounds that may not always be evident, but can linger on years after.
June Isige, 37, who runs a renewable energy consultancy company, Scarlett, knows this all too well having lost both parents to cancer.
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