Tanyaradzwa Masibwa is a 25-year-old woman who was born with eczema, a skin condition that causes inflammation, itching and blisters. She shares her story of how her eczema flared up badly when she was 14 years old and how it affected her life in various ways. She describes how her eczema started spreading rapidly on her hands and feet, and how her mother tried to help her by popping the blisters and applying different creams and ointments. She also recounts how she visited several doctors who diagnosed her with fungal infection and prescribed her various medications and injections, but none of them worked. She says that the medications only made her worse and gave her side effects such as a moon face. She also reveals how she faced stigma and discrimination from other people who thought she had AIDS because of her skin condition. She says that she started wearing long sleeved clothes to hide her hands and avoided social interactions as much as possible.

She describes how she suffered from dry, cracked, and blistered skin on her hands, and how she had trouble sleeping and lost her confidence. She recounts how she went to church with her mother and sister-in-law, and how she was prayed for by prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa. She says she did not feel anything at first, but later realized that she was healed when she saw her hands were normal again. She expresses her joy and gratitude for being healed not only physically, but also emotionally and spiritually. She says she feels like a new person with revived faith and happiness