"They Say I Have Been Pregnant for 6 Years: I Don't Know What Will Happen Next"(video)

A Ugandan woman who shares her harrowing experience with a rare and mysterious medical condition. She was misdiagnosed with a prolonged pregnancy after her abdomen began to swell, and she endured six years of stigma, confusion, and pain in a society steeped in cultural misconceptions and limited medical resources.

The book explores themes of resilience, faith, and the struggle for proper healthcare. Kayanja details her emotional and physical suffering as she navigates a broken healthcare system and confronts societal judgment. Her story sheds light on the challenges women face when dealing with complex health issues in underserved regions.

Through her narrative, Kayanja ultimately calls for better medical awareness, support systems, and compassion for women enduring similar ordeals. The memoir is both a personal account and a broader commentary on the need for improved healthcare access and understanding.