One person, @lucie_arjens, offered a solution, saying, "Niko na mama ako Texas anatafuta job. Hebu nitafute." However, Msupa S expressed concerns about the potential cost, replying, "@hmoriango2009 huyo si atakuwa expensive sana ama."
Another IG user, @winnie_wesleys, who could relate to Msupa S’s situation, offered some encouragement: "You will be fine hun. Ni kwa muda mfupi tu. Went to nursing school with two small kids, husband, and a full-time job. It was just my husband and I. I’m happy to testify that it turned out great—RN, BSN here." Msupa responded, "@winnie_wesleys aki ni ngumu kwangu, I’m running mad already 😂."
After receiving several comments, Msupa S returned to clarify her situation: "Let me explain my story about the nanny. Gender? Only female. There are so many people who've misunderstood. I said I am looking for someone who already has a visa, a visit visa, because if you have a work permit, you can't stay with me.
So I can accommodate someone who has a visit visa, and I can help you with other things—apply to school, get someone to marry—but things are done slowly, you understand? Salary we will discuss. This is a live-in job, ni chini ya maji, while I go to school and work."
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