ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Every morning, Kika Sansago would walk to her elementary school in the Democratic Republic of Congo. But one day, she never made it. Instead, she woke up in a Heal Africa hospital bed and found something there that, years later, drew her back to the same hospital—this time, to bring healing to others. But first, she would have to face the ugliness of her past.
Content Warnings: Depictions of child sexual abuse and violence.
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