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Chinwe Writes Busy Nurse | Mother | Storyteller, juggling life and showing up. Join the conversation & let’s navigate life together!

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Sharing real-life gists on motherhood, life abroad, and self-growth ,with warmth, wit, and a little sass.

12/10/2025

Carry the kind of grace that silences chaos without lifting a finger.

11/10/2025

Sometimes, life is a little abstract! Things aren’t always what they seem. Judge less, till you read in between the seemingly crooked lines.

11/10/2025

If you are currently in that situation where you are asking where is God?? Let me tell you! He is faithful, I have been there, but may be not in your current situation. Don’t give up. Show up and Trust Him. 💕💕

10/10/2025

Remember Your Journey is yours alone! Live a life of gratitude and do away with comparisons. Be thankful for your milestones no matter how little.

Before you say “I do,” please, don’t get carried away by butterflies because my dear, butterflies can fly away!The most ...
09/10/2025

Before you say “I do,” please, don’t get carried away by butterflies because my dear, butterflies can fly away!

The most important conversation isn’t about love (we all love love, but e no dey pay bills or fix wahala).

Talk about how your partner handles conflict when things get tough, when egos clash, when silence becomes louder than words.

Ask: “How do you resolve issues?” Because communication and emotional maturity will sustain you longer than cute selfies and matching pyjamas.

And while you’re at it, talk about money!
Financial discipline, growth, and shared goals are the real love languages!

Love is sweet, but without wisdom, communication, and financial sense , it can turn sour quickly.



09/10/2025

If your salary was delayed for one whole month, what’s the FIRST thing that will scatter?

I’m talking immediate scatter food budget, phone subscription, house bills… or your peace of mind?

Comment below 👇🏽 and let’s see who really knows how to survive the salary delay!

AM: Alarm rings.Me: I’m awake… I think… maybe… Who else hits snooze at least twice before officially starting the day?
09/10/2025

AM: Alarm rings.
Me: I’m awake… I think… maybe…

Who else hits snooze at least twice before officially starting the day?

09/10/2025

God will work it out.
Just keep at it and be humble.

We also celebrated the Nigerian independence with them since they were away from home.
08/10/2025

We also celebrated the Nigerian independence with them since they were away from home.

08/10/2025

We recently had the privilege of hosting a group of clinical observers from University College Hospital, Ibadan at our Trust, where they spent time learning about our Stroke Management Pathway and multidisciplinary approach to patient care.

It was such a pleasure engaging with these exceptionally intelligent and committed Nigerian professionals.

Their curiosity, professionalism, and passion for learning were truly inspiring.

As a proud Nigerian myself, it fills me with great pride to see such representation ,clinicians who are eager to return home and make a lasting impact in their healthcare system.

I am equally proud to be part of the Royal Berkshire Hospital, a workplace that truly embodies excellence, inclusivity, and collaboration. It’s more than just a hospital it’s a family away from home.

I have no doubt that these clinicians will carry forward the lessons and experiences gained here to strengthen stroke care and outcomes back home in Nigeria. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN






08/10/2025

Nigerian Clinicians in the Trust for an exchange programme.Olachi Ukachukwu

This morning started so peacefully. Birds were chirping, kettle boiling, and for a split second, I thought today would b...
08/10/2025

This morning started so peacefully.

Birds were chirping, kettle boiling, and for a split second, I thought today would be calm. Until I walked into the bathroom.

What did I see?
My beautiful white toothpaste squeezed right from the middle.

Not the top. Not the end.
The middle.

Who raised these humans?

I called my daughter.

She looked up, toothbrush in mouth, smiling through the foam like nothing was wrong.

“Nne, why did you press it from the middle again?”
She blinked innocently and said, “Mummy, does it really matter where I press it?”

My left eye twitched.
“It matters to me, darling. It. Matters.”

She shrugged and replied, “That’s why I’ll buy mine when I grow up.”

Excuse me?!
I stood there, holding the poor toothpaste like a soldier who had seen battle.

Some mornings, it’s not the alarm clock that wakes you it’s the drama your children create.
Parenting will humble you in stages!



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