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On the fateful day, Namayanja slid and fell down at the gallery. But the previous day, she had felt dizzy at an exhibition but did not take it seriously.
Upon graduation with a bachelor's degree in development studies from Makerere University, Ritah Namayanja Kivumbi worked with the university's art gallery as art director and curator.
Unfortunately, in November 2008, all fell apart when she lost her sight.
But the 38-year-old has kept her head above the waters as a dedicated mother, wife, motivational speaker and proprietor of Magezi Arts Exhibition Centre next to Namirembe cathedral.
Meanwhile, when she helped herself up, she could only see glitters from like a smashed coloured glass.
Fast forward, the mother of a three-year-old daughter then, developed a headache on the left hand side which shifted to the right through the eye. That was the genesis of her sight loss. She would visit different clinics and hospitals in vain. All tests from HIV to TB and meningitis were negative.
"I was down with dizziness for two weeks. My bosses got concerned," she remembers.
They took her to different hospitals but nothing was diagnosed but her health was fast deteriorating. She couldn't walk. Her eyes popped out. The best professors in medicine at Makerere University intervened but they also failed. They pointed to a problem with her nerves and did a lumber puncture which yielded nothing. She feared to die because she had heard that this test is carried out on terminally ill patients.
"These were tough times. One day I looked in the mirror and It dawned on me that I could no longer see," Namayanja says. At 28 years she had become totally blind. And then, she developed a severe headache which twisted and stiffened her neck for months. It hurt so bad that she could hardly sleep.
Various tests were carried out on her eyes in Mengo hospital until one specialist doctor dropped the bombshell. Something was paralyzing the optic nerve.
"He advised me to turn to my God for a cure. That my condition had defeated them," she recalls.
Meanwhile, by this time, Namayanja's siblings, family and friends had forsaken her. They thought she was dying. Being an orphan, she was left at the mercy of her fiancée, her matron Stella Mutoni and one of her bosses who put aside her tight schedules to nurse her.
Luck was also on her side when her bosses, students and workmates joined hands to foot her medical bills.
By the end of it all, the recommended rehabilitation for Namayanja to help her live with visual impairment. She was traumatized.
Besides, the mouth had twisted to one side, hands were shaking and the fingers were tingling. The sound in her ears was terrible. She became restless.
She was started on reflexology which helped to normalize her neck. She also gained momentum to sit and walk again.
Namayanja also resorted to hope therapy through art. It helped to keep the mind busy.
To take you back a bit, while at work, Namayanja had pursued her masters after which she decided to open Magezi arts gallery in Kitara, Entebbe. This business was a month old when she lost her sight. It collapsed.
Seven months later, Namayanja's fiancé, Godfrey Kivumbi proposed. She blushed it off as a joke because all she focused on was healing not marriage.
"I had lost hope in life. I hated myself but he stuck to his guns and walked me down the aisle in Namirembe cathedral," she recollects.
Later, Namayanja would snap out of the hard situation that almost claimed her life. She determined to help her husband put food on the table. He had drained his savings on treatment to restore her sight.
In 2010, she opened a Facebook page. Her former students offered to run it. He would invite students to her home to be trained for a fee.
"I realized that I could still do jewelry and textile designs with the interns," she recollects. But she would still get emotional lapses and self-esteem issues that drew her miles back. This would take her six years to heal.
"I was challenged by students who run successful galleries. I determined to revive mine as well," she recalls.
"I shunned listening to negative news on the radio. This helped me to keep my hope alive," she adds.
However, much as Namayanja wanted to fish on her own, she lacked capital. The university had been paying her for 18 months and stopped.
Namayanja started saving from what she earned from training the students. She would later venture into jewelry making and paintings.
"I hawked them with the help of my six-year-old daughter; Amazing Grace Kirabo. She had to grow up fast to move door to door, in supermarkets, bars and offices," she reminisces.
The demands were overwhelming; school fees, home bills, feeding and medical treatment among others.
"We relied on friends and relatives for market but they stopped coming. We had to move out and look for the market," she says.
But this was not a walk in the park. In the hostels, some students would slam doors at them and custodians too would bounce them.
Kirabo remembers one Saturday afternoon when they were embarrassed at a restaurant. The waitress threw them out while shouting at them to stop feigning blindness.
Crossing the road was another challenge. Kirabo took a long to master how to cross the road and yet her mother depended on her. She would ask passersby to help hold her hand and her mother's but some of them would lash out at Namayanja to stop fleecing people. This hurt her.
Away from that, In 2010, the couple welcomed their second born; Divine wonders Sanyu who was followed by Trinity Glory Matendo in 2013.
"I call these two miracle babies. I did not think I would ever give birth again. The treatment and trauma was over whelming," she says.
Meanwhile, when Namayanja realized her sight was fast fading, she prepared Kirabo