Pastor and content creator Isaiah Carries 'Baba Jimmy', along with his wife Mama Jimmy, have captured the hearts of many with their heartwarming content and inspirational journey as a family.
- Isaiah Carries 'Baba Jimmy' and his wife Mama Jimmy share heartwarming and inspiring content as a family.
- The couple moved to the United States and continue to post content about their daily lives and challenges.
- Mama Jimmy shared her struggles with pregnancy and miscarriage.
The couple, who went viral on TikTok after Baba Jimmy introduced his wife Judith, have since become beloved figures, sharing glimpses of their daily lives and how they navigate challenges together.
Recently, Baba Jimmy relocated his family to the United States . Despite the big move, they continue to post content that resonates with many, offering insights into their daily routines and how they are adapting to life in a new country.
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I got pregnant 1 month into marriage - Mama Jimmy
One of the most touching moments that has resonated with fans is Mama Jimmy's confession about the struggles she faced in her marriage and journey to motherhood.
Mama Jimmy revealed that she got married in October and was pregnant by December, a situation she found overwhelming.
She admitted that the speed at which she became pregnant left her with little time to enjoy her new marriage.
"Niliolewa October nikashika pregnancy December.. Ni ile yenye bado hata hujafurahia ndoa bado. People usually expect to have time to enjoy their marriage, but for me and Baba Jimmy, I got pregnant just one month into our marriage," she said.
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Mama Jimmy's shares pain of miscarriage
Her first pregnancy ended in a miscarriage, a devastating experience that left her heartbroken.
"Nilistruggle na hiyo pregnancy. Ilifika hadi point I regrated getting into marriage. Si ati unateswa ama unafnyiwa vitu mbaya penye umeoleka but ile tu umefika hivi badala ya kufurahia ndoa ushapata pregnancy.
"Mara ya kwanza, mimba yangu ya kwanza nikapata miscarriage. Imagibne niliumia and after five months nikapata nothing. Nilipata Minmba December nikamiscarrie April," she shared.
The emotional and physical toll of these experiences was immense. She described how she struggled with severe morning sickness, which made eating and functioning normally a challenge.
"Niliteseka, nilikuwa nimesiha, Kukula ilikuwa shida, Nilikuwa nalala tu chini. Walikuwa wanenda kanisa wanarudi wanapat nimelala tu nje kwa gunia," she recalled.
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Mama Jimmy explains struggles of her second pregnancy
Despite the challenges, Mama Jimmy remained strong in her faith, praying to God for strength and a healthy pregnancy.
Her prayers were answered when she became pregnant with their son, Jimmy, although this pregnancy also came with its own set of difficulties during the first trimester.
"I was vomiting up to six times a day, but I kept talking to God, asking Him to bless me with a child and to prove the doubters wrong,"
Mama Jimmy also shared how people around her doubted her ability to carry a child, with some suggesting that her blood was not compatible with Baba Jimmy's or that she needed to seek spiritual help.
However, she refused to be swayed by these negative comments and remained steadfast in her faith.
Mama Jimmy & Baba Jimmy's love story
The love story between Baba Jimmy and Mama Jimmy is one that has been rooted in faith from the very beginning.
They met through a close connection with Mama Jimmy's family, and although they never expected to get married, God had other plans for them.
"Tukipatana na Baba Jimmy watu walisema hadi tulienda kwa mganga kwa sababu alikuwa very close to our family. Tangu kitambo mamangu alikuwa anakribisha watu kwa nyumba. Baba Jimmy alikuwa anakuja analala kwa kiti na anarudi kwao. Hatukujua hata tutaoana, lakini Mungu alienda. Penye tumefika ni Mungu tu," she said.
Reflecting on their journey, Mama Jimmy expressed gratitude for how far they have come as a family.
She emphasised that it is only through God's grace that they have overcome the many challenges they faced.
"We have been through a lot, but I thank God for fighting for us. Where we are today is all because of God," she said.