US-Based Kenyan Woman Says She Was Admitted To Hospital, Nearly Died After Boyfriend Dumped Her

• US-based Kenyan woman Damaris Obiero disclosed she was hospitalised after her then-boyfriend dumped her
• According to Obiero, the unforgettable heartbreak nearly claimed her life as she never saw it coming
• She vowed not to let any man break her heart again and noted that she no longer invested her heart in relationships

Damaris Obiero, a Kenyan woman based in the United States, has recounted a traumatic event from her past; a heartbreak that left her hospitalised and on the brink of losing her life.

Taking to TikTok, Obiero revealed the details of the heartbreak she endured in 2017.

Unforgettable heartbreak

The young woman disclosed that her then-boyfriend abruptly ended their five-year-long relationship.

The unexpected breakup affected her mental and emotional well-being, so she required medical attention.

Obiero shared a picture of herself from her time in the hospital, indicating the severity of the emotional distress she experienced.

The heartbreak was so overwhelming that she admitted to almost losing her life due to the distressing ordeal.

"I almost died of heartbreak in 2017. I told myself I wouldn't love anybody again with my heart. I can only love you with my head and my legs. This was me in 2017, admitted because of a man.

A man wanted to kill me. A five-year relationship ended like that. I was at Kenya School of Law and my man decided to dump me. I almost died because I was so stressed. I can't. I won't cry for a man again," she said.

Damaris Obiero vows never to give men her heart

Reflecting on the experience, Obiero expressed her resolve not to allow herself to be vulnerable to such intense heartbreak again.

"These days, it is me who dumps them. I don't allow them to dump me. If I see things are not working, I run away," she added.

Gidi advises men not to give ladies aged 21 full hearts

Separately, Gidi recently stirred up a conversation on his breakfast show on Radio Jambo with his unconventional advice for men when it comes to dating young ladies aged 21.

The radio host shared his perspective on relationships involving 21-year-old women, cautioning men against investing their hearts into such partnerships.

The radio personality stated that individuals at this age are still in the midst of personal development and may undergo shifts in emotions and priorities.

"Let me advise young people. Never love a 21-year-old lady with your whole heart. Just love them with your kidneys or lungs," Gidi quipped.