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Oct 12, 2022 3 hr 19 min

Conversation with Ninma Fearon

from The Eccentrics with U.I.

This episode is sponsored by 3 Nuggets Weekly. A weekly newsletter where I share 3 things that I found interesting and valuable the previous week. You can subscribe by visiting www.uiukpong.com. Below are the highlights of my conversation with Ninma: Growing up as a child of a religious leader. Attending Boarding school at the age of 5. The thought of having to make a decision of choosing an artificial leg at the age of 8. Dealing with osteomyelitis and recovering from it after 7 surgeries. Attending Medical school in Hungary at the age of 16. Her difficulty in Medical school and eventually dropping out. The racist episodes she encountered during her time in Hungary. Who are Gypsies? Her travels to different countries. Check out her blog that she used to document her time in Uganda. How she handled the death of her Brother? Her advice to someone of African descent planning to relocate to Hungary for school. How she began running a Daycare facility in Maryland, USA? The challenges of running a Daycare facility. You can connect with Ninma via Instagram - knee_ma. Thank you for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe and leave a review. This helps the show to get noticed by others and enables the show to grow. Ahsante (thank you in Swahili) for your support. Stay curious. U.I.

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