My name is Harriet, and I’m a mother from Mbale. I used to wake up every day with a sinking heart, wondering where my son might be or what trouble he’d gotten into. I never imagined that my sweet, respectful little boy would one day become someone I could barely recognize. But life has a way of shaking you to your core, and that’s exactly what happened to me.

Jayden was only 14 when he started changing. It began with mood swings, disrespectful replies, and sneaking out at night. At first, I thought it was just normal teenage rebellion. But then it escalated. He stopped going to school, got involved with the wrong crowd, and started drinking and smoking. He’d disappear for days, and when I tried to talk to him, he’d shout, curse, and tell me to mind my business.

As a single mother, it felt like failure. I blamed myself. Maybe I was too soft, maybe I worked too much, maybe I didn’t discipline him enough. I tried everything, counseling, involving relatives, even dragging him to church. But nothing worked. He became more stubborn, more wild, and more distant.

There were nights I couldn’t sleep, just pacing the house and staring at the door, waiting to hear his footsteps. And sometimes, the police would call me to come pick him after he was caught in a fight or suspected of petty theft. The shame, the worry, the helplessness, it nearly broke me.

One day, after a particularly nasty fight where he told me to stop pretending I was his mother, I sat on my bed and wept. I cried like a child. I was losing my son, completely. That’s when a friend, whose daughter had been through a similar phase, told me about Kiwanga Doctors. She said they helped her daughter get back on the right path using a method that aligned her spirit and energy. At that point, I was desperate enough to try anything.

I reached out to them the next day.

What struck me first was how they didn’t judge me. They listened calmly, asking detailed questions about Jayden, his birth, his behaviors, and our family background. They told me that sometimes, spiritual imbalance, especially from generational influences or negative energy, can manifest as rebellion, addiction, or extreme defiance.

They performed a spiritual alignment for Jayden. I was given a few instructions to follow at home, small rituals to carry out for a few days quietly. They told me not to expect overnight miracles, but that I would see a shift if I stayed consistent.

But let me tell you, what happened felt nothing short of miraculous.

Three days later, Jayden came home early. He apologized for shouting at me the night before. I almost dropped the plate I was holding. The next morning, he offered to clean the compound. A week later, he asked if he could go back to school.

It was like watching a fog lift from his eyes. His temper cooled. He started smiling again, asking about my day, spending more time at home. He even cut ties with his gang of unruly friends.

It’s been six months now. Jayden is a different person. He’s focused, respectful, and even talks about becoming a mechanic. Sometimes I still watch him quietly, amazed by how much he’s changed. I know without a doubt, this transformation wasn’t accidental.

If you’re a mother or father dealing with a child who’s become a stranger, don’t lose hope. I was where you are. And I know what it feels like to pray with tears and wonder if your child will ever come back to you. All I can say is, help exists. You just have to be brave enough to seek it.

My home is now at peace. My son is back. And my heart? Full again. To reach out to Kiwanga Doctors at +254116469840 or visit their website www.kiwangadoctors.co.ke.