Who told you?

About the Book

The message this book is carrying is – who told you that you will die who told you that you are nothing, you are finished. Who told you that your dreams have been shuttered. Who told you that you will not amount to anything, you are effortless, because you had been diagnosed of HIV, who told you, that you will be neglected, who told you that there is no hope for you. If I could put the pen into paper after 10 years, I believe that “can you” Are you out there thinking that it is the end of the world for you, thinking that you will not make it, thinking there is no future for you? I want to assure you that it is not true. The only person that feels the pinch of a shoe is the one wearing it. This is a true story about my ten year journey with HIV. Having been diagnosed with this disease ten years ago is worth writing a book. The ups and downs as well as a testimony I have been to those that know me. I call it a journey, for there are mountains on the way and you have to climb a step each and every day. I believe this book will bring life and feed physically and spiritually those that are infected and affected by HIV.

About the Author

Polly Pholelwa Ndzotyana, was born on 2 March 1976. Born in a village called Lusizi in Kentane, Eastern Cape, South Africa. The only child of Mr Rowland Mbulelo Ndzotyana and Mrs Nomvula Ethelina Ndzotyana. A believer and a single mom of a five year old boy known as Ola-Oluwa. She holds a Diploma in Public Management and Administration from the Eastern Cape Technikon. Held many positions mainly as a Personal Assistant and currently working as an Executive Personal Assistant. Very passionate about dressing and music, and a leader of Believers Ministry International Church, Woman’s adult choir.