“I Can See the Change”: SA Woman Claims She's Cursed With a Snake in Her Belly

“I Can See the Change”: SA Woman Claims She's Cursed With a Snake in Her Belly

  • A lady caused a huge stir on the internet after she revealed that allegedly had a snake in her tummy
  • The footage grabbed the attention of many, generating over 3.5 million views, thousands of likes and comments
  • People were shocked by the lady's story as they rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts

A South African lady shared her story of how she was cursed with a snake in her stomach, and people went wild on the internet.

A South African woman shared her story of how she was cursed with a snake in her belly.
A TikTok video shows a woman revealing her story of being cursed with a snake in her belly. Image: @gabadiya.com
Source: TikTok

Woman believes she is cursed with a snake in her belly

The woman named Maria Tsotetsi's life opened up about how she was cursed in the video uploaded by @gabadiya.com on TikTok; the lady said her belly all began as a growth, and she consulted doctors and traditional healers; however, nothing seemed to change.

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Maria said an individual she loved took her to a bisphop who claimed to help her.

"The bishop told him to get him a snake skin. We got the snake skin, and he told me to bring paraffin. I brought it, and he burned the skin in the toilet and said I should sit on it," she said in the video.

Tsotetsi was then informed that they were "cooking" medicine for her to drink, which was given to her. The woman then went home, and it was during her menstruation. She said she drank the medicine which was given to her and a skin-like "substance" came out of her.

When the "substance" came out of her body, Maria claimed she felt much better. She asked the person she was living with at the time if she would be given more medicine, and he told her, "No."

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"As time went by, the man in my life didn't have time for me any more. I asked him what was wrong with me because I could see the change. So, in 2011, he left, and I was left in the house; that is when the problems started," she added.

Maria said she would feel tired at work, and when she went to the clinic, she was informed that she lacked blood. She then returned to the man and asked him what he had done to her, to which he confessed that it was a snake and not a growth, as was told by the hospital on her second visit to the hospital.

The man told Tsotetsi that he did that so she could not have another man in her life, and if she did, he would "die."

Watch the video below:

People react to woman's story

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The online community was shocked; many flocked to the comments section to express their thoughts.

Linomtha said:

"The only person that will help her is God."

Khosie added:

"Mama, please go to the hospital for a scan. I suspect fibres cause anaemia. Just visit your local clinic ASAP!"

User commented:

"Fast and prayer."

Nadia Mamtolo Mandoyi shared:

"Oh Lord, how the world can be cruel... we are not safe, guys."

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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za