A shocking story of a girl suffering from albinism, whom Martyna Wojciechowska welcomed to Poland at the airport a few days ago as her adopted daughter.
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“Woman at the End of the World”
This is where it all started. Mrs. Martyna and Kabula met while filming the next episode of the program "Woman at the End of the World". As we can read on the martyna.world profile, their story is very shocking and terrifying. Kabula - today, Mrs. Martyna's daughter suffers from albinism. Unfortunately, her illness was the reason for a brutal attack.
Tanzania and the other world
Tanzania is a destination we choose more and more often for holidays. Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro, the largest African reserves, the largest lakes in Africa - a true taste of African nature. Unfortunately, there are people who still believe that body parts of people with albinism they have magical power. The reason for these beliefs was a brutal attack on Kabula's house in the middle of the night, during which her hand was chopped off. For what purpose? Elixir or amulet.
A touching adoption
Mrs. Martyna Wojciechowska, as she writes, when she met Kabula, she was a "scared, introverted girl". Her story and the person herself moved Mrs. Martyna so much that she decided to make a documentary about her, "Ghost People", broadcast in 2014. After the document, the decision was made to adopt the girl. Currently, Kabula is 20 years old. After the adoption, Mrs. Martyna supports the girl financially, and now she herself is her guest. The girl arrived in Poland 4 days ago and is spending time with Mrs. Wojciechowska, which can be followed on the martyna.wordl profile.
The Black List did not stand in the way
After the documentary "Ghost People", Ms. Martyna was put on a blacklist of people who cannot appear in Tanzania. Fortunately, this does not prevent the great feeling that unites these two women. "Today she is a wonderful woman, strong, smiling and with a head full of dreams," writes Mrs. Martyna about her adopted daughter Kabula. This story is touching and terrifying at the same time. It is terrifying that people can do so much evil to each other, but it is moving because it shows that there are people like Mrs. Martyna who have incredible foundations of goodness and love in them. Thanks to them, balance is possible.
