My favourite aunt had it. I was young back then but I could tell. At first, I thought she hated her child, she didn't want to have anything to do with her. It got really bad that she couldn't breastfeed the child. She didn't bathe her either. I saw my uncle bathe the baby from when she was 3 months old till when she was 8 months old. After several years now, I see her and her child twinning. Matching clothes, laughing, inseparable. It was then I realised that something was wrong then. She didn't hate her child. She was drowning. Thank God her husband was a medical doctor, he understood her and wore her shoes when it was hurting her the most. A similar case happened in church where a woman with a baby started misbehaving. She was biting the baby. Thank God that it was in a church where people were present. They took the child from her, and also took her for medical care. If no one was there, the child could have died and we'd blame the woman. If you must...
Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and is based on personal experience. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you suspect myiasis or any skin infection, please see a healthcare professional immediately. I normally watched my father turn his wet clothes to the front when spreading them outside and he would say to me: "micro organisms fly around and if they perch on the inside of the clothe and when you wear it, you're giving harm to yourself." At first, I found it insane because most people I know always turn their clothes to the back not front when spreading. Why would you show the inside? Everyone spreads clothes with the outside showing. It looked wrong to me. And I had this habit of forgetting my clothes outside until the next day even when they were dry. I would wash, spread, and travel. Sometimes it would rain, dry again, I would still leave it there. Until a day came, I washed and spread a shirt of mine and we...