Famous actress, Uche Ogbodo has revealed how she escaped death.

She said; “I was diagnosed with an illness called angioedema in the later part of 2020.”

“They advised me to relocate because I can’t survive here in Nigeria.”

“My doctors told me to stop coming to the hospital every two days to take steroid shots that helped me with the swelling and itching from acute urticaria. I almost lost hope.”

“I had started making exit plans by putting my property in my younger sister’s name and my baby Mildred’s name because I believed if I was no more, my sister would care for my baby better. While my ordeal lasted, I couldn’t take my bath throughout the pandemic period in 2020.”

“Worse still, people who didn’t know what I was passing through were tongue-lashing me on social media, calling me all sorts of names.”

“They said I couldn’t take care of my skin, rashes were all over my body, that I had AIDS and all that. They were calling me all sorts of names. But because I don’t allow what people say about me to get at me, they didn’t know what I was passing through.”

“I couldn’t sleep due to attacks, my immune system was super weak and my hormones were malfunctioning. I didn’t know what to do anymore, my body started rejecting medication, even the steroids stopped working, so I decided on my own to give up my medication, but I never stopped praying until God showed up for me.”

“I was shocked when I got pregnant! Instead of dying, I became pregnant with my bunny, and my life changed; that pregnancy changed my life.”

“It reset my imbalanced hormones, upped my immune system, my blood count became normal, it reset my dead skins and my red and white blood cells started working better.”

“It glowed my body and demolished all my attacks. I could now breathe, I no longer had things blocking my airways, I didn’t have problems with my heart anymore.”

“The only man that stood by me throughout that dark period of my life is the father of my baby.”

“He was there for me, encouraging and giving me hope. Even when I reminded him of the rashes on my body, he told me that he still loved me, that it didn’t mean anything to him.”

“I will definitely marry him even as my baby is bearing her father’s name.”