Acquiring food for my family of three has been a challenge, but I am grateful for the anticipated transfers, as they will bring light at the end of the tunnel. My goal is to spend KES 15000 on food for the household, which will ease my son's burden of fending for us. I also plan to spend KES 80000 on fencing and cultivating grass on my 2-acre piece of land. By doing this, I hope to generate income for the family through the sale of the seeds. This investment in the land will not only provide food but also help secure a steady source of income moving forward.

With old age comes a variety of challenges, and for me, it includes numerous opportunistic infections. I have been living with asthma, and I also have eye complications that sometimes affect my ears. These health issues can be difficult to manage, but I have always been grateful to my son, Renson, who has been incredibly supportive. He ensures that I always have my medication on hand, which makes a huge difference in my daily life. His care and attention have been a blessing, and I do not take for granted the relief I get from knowing he is there to help me manage these health concerns.

Getting food for my family of three has been a challenge lately. As an elderly person, I am unable to take on casual jobs, so I rely on my son, who is a livestock trader, for support. While he does his best, sometimes the food we get is in small quantities, and it does not always meet our needs. Despite this, I feel grateful because, even with the struggles, we have never gone to bed hungry. It is not easy, but I am thankful for what we do have and for the support of my son.