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She Watched Me Struggle While Gasping to Breathe – Lady Reveals How She Took Revenge by Burning Her Elder Sister Visa
A young woman has taken to TikTok to share a heartbreaking and shocking story about how her own sister allegedly tried to harm her due to jealousy.
In her emotional post, she recounted how she has battled asthma for years and how her sister has always shown resentment toward her, especially during times when she received care and attention from others because of her condition.
According to her, during one severe asthma attack, she was too sick to attend school. Their parents had gone to work and left her in the care of her elder sister — who had been specifically instructed by their mother to look after her.
However, she claimed that when she began gasping for air and desperately needed her inhaler, her sister refused to help or hand it over. The terrifying moment could have cost her life.
In an unexpected twist, she later revealed that when her sister planned to travel abroad, she took revenge by burning her visa
She wrote: “A young woman has taken to TikTok to share a heartbreaking and shocking story about how her own sister allegedly tried to harm her due to jealousy.
In her emotional post, she recounted how she has battled asthma for years and how her sister has always shown resentment toward her, especially during times when she received care and attention from others because of her condition.
According to her, during one severe asthma attack, she was too sick to attend school. Their parents had gone to work and left her in the care of her elder sister — who had been specifically instructed by their mother to look after her.
However, she claimed that when she began gasping for air and desperately needed her inhaler, her sister refused to help or hand it over. The terrifying moment could have cost her life.
In an unexpected twist, she later revealed that when her sister planned to travel abroad, she took revenge by burning her visa
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@___lizzyslim I’ve been battling asthma since I was a child. It’s the kind that doesn’t care what day it is—exam day, school trip, or a normal morning—it just comes, uninvited, unannounced, and terrifying. My inhaler has always been my lifeline. One puff could be the difference between life and death. My sister Amaka never liked me. I don’t know if it was jealousy or just pure dislike, but she made it clear I was a burden. She hated how I always needed care, how people worried about me, how I missed school sometimes and got attention without asking for it. She was older than me—four years older. I was 17 then, about to write my WAEC exams. She was 21, done with university, and waiting to travel abroad for her master’s degree. One morning, I was too sick to go to school. My chest felt tight and I could barely speak. My parents had to leave for work, so they begged Amaka to stay at home with me. “Please, just stay until we return. Keep an eye on her,” my mum said. She agreed, but her face showed she didn’t want to. Hours passed. I was lying on the couch, weak and tired. Then the attack came. Fast, brutal. My lungs were closing in, each breath a struggle. My inhaler was right there—on the center table. I couldn’t reach it. With the little strength I had, I pointed at it. I whispered, “Amaka… inhaler…” She looked up from her phone. Saw me. Watched me gasping. Then looked back down and continued scrolling, like I was invisible. I couldn’t breathe. I was sure I was going to pass out. And then—by some miracle—Uju, my best friend, came knocking. She had come to check on me, wondering why I wasn’t in school. She opened the door and found me on the floor, barely moving. She screamed, grabbed the inhaler, and gave it to me. She saved my life. When my parents came home, I told them everything. Every single detail. They were shocked, disappointed. My mum cried. My dad yelled. But after a day or two, everything went back to normal. No punishment. No accountability. No justice. Just silence. They told me to “forgive and forget.” So I did. At least, I pretended to. I passed my WAEC. I moved on. Amaka acted like nothing happened. She continued her life, happily preparing for her future. Then came the day her visa arrived—for her master’s degree in Canada. She danced around the living room, laughing and shouting. “My dreams are finally coming true!” she said. Everyone celebrated her. No one remembered the day she watched me almost die. That night, she left her passport and visa packet carelessly on the center table—the same table where my inhaler sat that day. I stared at it for hours. And then, I picked it up, walked outside, lit a match… and watched her dreams go up in flames. In the morning, she went wild. “My passport! My visa! Where is it?!” She turned to me, panic in her voice. “You did this, didn’t you?!” I didn’t deny it. “Yes. I did.” “Why?! Why would you do something so evil?!” I looked her in the eyes and said calmly: “Because I almost died in front of you… and you did nothing. Now you know how it feels to need something desperately—and watch it disappear right in front of you.” My parents were furious. They screamed. They cried. They said I went too far. They disowned me. But I didn’t care. Because the day they let her ignore my gasping breath without consequences—that was the day they left me. #fypppppppppppppp #500kviews #goviral #storytime #siblings ♬ original sound – ЯRMUSIC – 𝟑𝟎𝟑 𝐑𝐑
The Oyo State Police Command has rescued 19 Ghanaian nationals—14 women and 5 men—who were lured into Nigeria with false promises of job opportunities, only to discover they were being trafficked.
In a statement released on Sunday, police spokesperson Adewale Osifeso said the victims were rescued following an operation based on credible intelligence. The police had been alerted to suspicious activity in a building located in Kajorepo, Akinyele Local Government Area of Ibadan.
he said: “The investigation was initiated based on credible intelligence concerning suspicious activities at a building in the Kajorepo area of Akinyele Local Government Area, Ibadan.
“This operation led to the rescue of 19 individuals, all young Ghanaian nationals”
The victims are now in the custody of the Nigerian Immigration Service, where investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of the trafficking ring and arrange for their safe return to Ghana.
Sarah de Lagarde, the woman who tragically lost her right arm and leg after being run over by two Northern Line trains at High Barnet station on September 30, 2022, has spoken out against Transport for London (TfL) for allegedly blaming her for the incident.
Sarah, a mother of two, explained that she slipped and fell into the gap between the train and platform on a rainy evening, breaking her nose and knocking herself unconscious. She eventually regained consciousness and cried out for help, but no one heard her.
Shockingly, she said the Tube driver saw her handbag on the platform, assumed it was lost property, and continued his journey without checking for a person in need. Moments later, the train departed at 9:54 p.m., running over her arm.
A second train later ran over her leg before she was finally discovered.
She said: “TfL is blaming me for being run over and crushed by not one, but two London Underground trains.
“TfL’s initial reaction was to label me as a drunk woman wearing high heels, both claims were baseless and have since been withdrawn.
“TfL has posters up across its network urging everyone to “be kind”, which couldn’t be further from how they have treated me.
she added: “I knew in that moment, there was a high chance I was going to die on those Northern Line tracks.
“I started to think about my children, and I knew I owed it to them to come home. I thought to myself, there is no way I am dying here. I need to be with my daughters.
“Miraculously, I survived, but it cost me dearly – the first train took my arm, and the second train took my leg.
“That night I also lost my mobility, my independence, my dignity and, above all, my ability to hug my two young children with both arms.”
Malian couple Halima Cissé and Abdelkader Arby, parents of the world’s only surviving set of nonuplets (nine babies born at once), have taken to social media to celebrate their children’s 4th birthday with joy and gratitude.
In a series of heartwarming photos shared on Instagram, the proud parents reflected on the unforgettable journey of raising their nine children — a medical miracle that continues to inspire millions around the world.
The girls are named Kadidia, Fatouma, Hawa, Adama, and Oumou, while the boys are Mohammed VI, Oumar, Elhadji, and Bah.
Halima and Abdelkader made headlines globally in 2021 when Halima gave birth to the nonuplets in Morocco via C-section. The babies were born prematurely at 30 weeks and placed under intensive care — but all nine survived and have since continued to thrive.
Celebrating their 4th birthday, they wrote: “Unforgettable memories…Throwback, a little more than 4 years ago…
Here are some rare images of our treasures just after they were born, in their tiny hatches, and a precious photo of their mum Halima during her exceptional pregnancy.
A miracle of life, incredible strength, immense love 💛
We are filled with gratitude for how far we have come and for all the support we have received since the very beginning.
Thank you to everyone who has been with us since day 1. 🙏”
It could be recalled that they were born in 2021 Prematurely via C-section in Cassablanca, Morocco and as of then, the mother was 30 weeks pregnant.
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A woman has stirred up conversation on social media after sharing a bold opinion about relationships and financial responsibility.
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), she wrote: “Stop dating women if you can’t afford to take care of them.”
Betty Amarachi, a young Nigerian woman, passed away just hours before her birthday celebration.
According to reports, Betty died on the morning of Sunday, July 6th, 2025, only a few hours before her planned birthday party, which was scheduled to begin around 7:00 a.m.
Announcing the news, Facbook user, Eze Monday wrote: “TODAY I CELEBRATED Betty Amarachi’s BIRTHDAY @ HER GRAVESIDE. On 29th June 2025, my mothers namesake, Amara Gbogom (as I fondly called her) invited me and a host of others to her birthday party today – Sunday, 6th July,” he wrote.
This morning (6th July), your friends came to surprise you with a birthday cake but death surprised all of us: I mean your friends, myself and even you because you didn’t plan this.
We held your birthday at your graveside. We sang you the birthday song with teary eyes and mournful tones.
D3ath has broken you like the vase, but your scent will continue to hang around. You are too good to d!e. You will live beyond d3ath.
Go to a better place and rest, Amara. At our time, we shall join you and your beloved ogboo, your beloved mother, Ngozi Nweke, your grandfathers and the rest of our saints.
Good bye, my own mother. Rest in the bosom of God whom you served fully with your big heart”
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The devastating floods in Texas have now claimed the lives of 59 people, with 12 others still missing, according to Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha.
Among the confirmed fatalities are 38 adults and 21 children. Authorities have yet to identify 18 adult victims and 4 children, as recovery efforts continue in the wake of the disaster.
One of the most heartbreaking aspects of the tragedy surrounds Camp Mystic, a Christian girls’ summer camp located near the Guadalupe River, which swelled dangerously during the flooding. Sheriff Leitha confirmed that 11 young girls and one camp counsellor remain unaccounted for.
So far, five campers, including children aged 8 to 9, and the camp owner have been confirmed among the dead.
Brazilian footballer Neymar and his partner Bruna Biancardi have welcomed their second child, adding another chapter to the footballer’s growing family.
Bruna took to Instagram to share the joyful news, posting a touching photo and message announcing the baby’s arrival.
Neymar is now a proud father of four. He shares: A daughter, Mavie, with Bruna Biancardi, Another daughter, also named Mavie, with Amanda Kimberly and Two other children from previous relationships
She wrote: “Our honey has arrived, to complete and sweeten our lives even more!Welcome my daughter ! May God bless your life and save you from all evil!
We look forward to living this new chapter with you 🙂
We love you!
💛🍯🐝”
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Bobby Jenks, the former Chicago White Sox closer and key contributor to the team’s historic 2005 World Series victory, has died following a battle with Stomach cancer. He was 43 years old.
In a statement released by White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf, he expressed deep sorrow over Jenks’ passing: “We have lost an iconic member of the White Sox family today.
“None of us will ever forget that ninth inning of Game 4 in Houston, all that Bobby did for the 2005 World Series champions and for the entire Sox organization during his time in Chicago. He and his family knew cancer would be his toughest battle, and he will be missed as a husband, father, friend and teammate.
“He will forever hold a special place in all our hearts.”
Tragedy has struck Texas as historic flooding along the Guadalupe River has claimed the lives of at least 50 people, including 15 children, after the river surged nearly 30 feet above its normal height in a devastating rush of water.
Among the missing are four young individuals whose families are clinging to hope. One heartbroken father, speaking to CNN, expressed his anguish as the search for his daughter and her friends continues.
“We pray that all four of them are still alive,” he said through tears. “All four are missing. They’re still missing.”
Another local, Badon, a resident of Beaumont, revealed he last spoke to his daughter and her friends around 4 a.m. on Friday, shortly before the phone call dropped. Since then, there has been no contact.
He added: “It’s been four o’clock yesterday morning that we were told that they were on the phone with Aidan’s dad, who own the house where they were”
“We presume she got washed away as well. And if you go back to where the house is, it’s not a good sign”
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Beloved actor Julian McMahon has sadly passed away following a battle with cancer. His death was confirmed by his wife, Kelly Paniagua, who shared that he died peacefully earlier this week.
McMahon, 56, was widely recognized for his iconic roles in both film and television. He starred as Doctor Doom in Fantastic Four and its sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, and appeared in movies such as Red and Faces in the Crowd. On television, he gained a devoted fan base through standout performances in series like Charmed, Nip/Tuck, and most recently, FBI: Most Wanted.