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Gloria Sarfo shares her spiritual comeback
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 33687, member: 636"] Ghanaian actress Gloria Sarfo revealed she became temporarily paralyzed after filming several movies in Kumasi. She shared this experience when discussing spiritual challenges performers face throughout their entertainment careers. Sarfo credits her ongoing success to the strong faith practice of prayer habits. She believes positive outcomes often outweigh difficult situations she encounters. The award-winning performer described traveling to Kumasi, where she completed one film before returning briefly to Accra. Upon arrival in the capital city, she unexpectedly lost mobility. She needed someone else to retrieve her belongings from Kumasi because she couldn't travel. Sarfo emphasized that both medical treatment and prayer helped her recover from this frightening health episode. She addressed rumors about using supernatural powers for fame during her popular role on the TV series Efiewura. Her story highlights hidden struggles many artists endure away from public view. [/QUOTE]
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