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Soo… Who Am I?
Assalaamualaykum sisters,
I’m Sister Eina — and I’m so glad you’re here. 🙂
First, I want to acknowledge you. The fact that you found your way to this page tells me you’re someone who genuinely wants to grow, heal, and live with more purpose. That matters.
You don’t know me yet — but you might recognise parts of your own story in mine.
I’m a Filipino who has called Malaysia home for nearly seven years.
Three weeks after giving birth to my daughter, a sharp ringing suddenly filled my left ear. My words started slurring. The world tilted.
The next thing I remember, I was lying in a hospital bed — an oxygen tube under my nose, another inserted into my neck.
All of this happened in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, when no visitors were allowed.
But by Allah’s mercy, my husband was granted a few precious minutes to see me.
When my husband told me what had happened, the words that followed shattered me: I had suffered a stroke — and I might never walk again.
It feels like my whole world crumbled.
But Alhamdulillah, within just six months, I can finally walk, albeit weirdly.
And within a year and a half, I was able to regain most of my mobility and live like an “almost” normal person.
Amidst the struggle, it became a powerful eye-opener for me. It humbled me and showed me just how weak and dependent I truly am.
No matter how “clever” I look on paper—a medical technologist with a law background—I am still just a slave of Allah, one among billions of Muslims.
The stroke didn’t just affect my body — it shook me to my core emotionally. I had to relearn the most basic physical tasks from scratch, all while battling a relentless storm of negative thoughts and emotional instability that I couldn’t seem to escape.
And through all of this, I was also a brand-new mother — still figuring out how to hold, care for, and nurture my baby with a body I barely recognised as my own.
I felt completely lost. Motherhood was already uncharted territory, and I was trying to navigate it without a map, without steady hands, and without the version of myself I used to know.
Alhamdulillah, my mother, sister, and my husband’s family was there to support me mentally and physically.
But as time went by, I started to see myself as a “failure” and felt crushed by mom guilt. On top of that, cultural stigma and expectations made everything feel even heavier.
Eventually, it reached a point where I knew I needed to see a therapist so I could start healing and rebuilding my life.
Long story short, I’ve had my share of failures and many days and nights filled with frustration—maybe somewhat similar to what you’re going through right now.
But Alhamdulillah, by Allah’s mercy and the support of my loved ones—especially my husband, who chose to walk through the hardest days with me—I was able to regain almost 95% of my mobility within about a year and a half.
Over the years, though, I’ve tested many things, and I now have a clearer idea of what actually works and what doesn’t.
I’ve compiled my experience and framework in an emotional bundle kit containing a guide and 2 bonus workbooks for easy implementation.
The framework was a gentle 5-step framework to overcome burnout, reclaim peace, and reconnecting with Allah.
Hopefully, it’ll transform your life as it transforms mine.
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