Mzansi magic: SA shows love and light to lady who lost mom to Covid19
- A young woman recently headed online to express the sadness and pain she feels about the loss of her mother
- According to the post, she had infected her mother with Covid-19, which had ultimately resulted in her death
- Many took to the comment section to share messages of support and encouragement with the bereaved young woman
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A young South African woman is going through something that many young people are living in fear of at the moment - infecting someone we love who is older and more susceptible to the deadly coronavirus.
Taking to her Twitter page, Babalwa__G shared a heartfelt post about losing her mother to the virus. In the heartbreaking post, she also explains how the worse part about her mom's death is that she had infected her.
"The hardest thing about my mother's death is that I infected her, kuthi mandife," she wrote sadly.
Soon locals were in the comments section sharing words of advice and encouragement. Read a few of their thoughts below:
@Thabz_Sibiya said:
"There is no way of knowing that for sure. What I am sure about though is that your mother wouldn't want you to think like this. It's not your fault. Condolences on your loss."
@jkllehari_naka said:
"Don't be too hard on yourself. You can't change what is destined to happen. Okwenzekile kufana nokudaliwe. Condolences to you and your family."
@metcalfemary11 said:
"You cannot take responsibility for something that is absolutely out of your control. You did not infect your mother. The virus did."
Source: Twitter
In more heartbreaking Briefly.co.za Covid-19 news, thousands of families across the world are mourning the loss of their loved ones to the dreaded coronavirus. A South African businessman and founder of ScooterSA with the Twitter handle @AudioTheBrand is one of them.
The young man recently took to his Twitter page to share the sad news of his dad's passing due to Covid-19. According to the post, his dad was a doctor who worked on the frontline and had tested positive for the virus but continued to work helping save many other lives.
"My dad was a frontline doctor who had been in hospital for close to two weeks after testing positive for Covid. He left this earth this morning. After doing what he loved for many years. Death is painful. I’m numb. RIP Dr MH Mapela," he wrote sadly.
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