Life Less Ordinary is the podcast from the BBC World Service bringing you extraordinary personal stories from around the globe.

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How was your trip to L'A Pradesh?

It was good.

There was a shower in the tent. Oh. Did you see any animals? Yes, we saw elephants and I think lions.

Margaret Ruto is a woman who has... I think Lyons.

Margaret Ruto is a woman who has one foot in Kenya where she was born and one in the

United States where she now lives with her young daughter.

But disturbing events near her Kenyan home led her

two worlds to collide. Abuse of girls by an American Christian missionary made

Margaret determine that justice be done.

I am very tenacious in nature and I'm a fighter and I also believe that God will not give an assignment to somebody that's not going to complete it.

I'm Mike Woolridge.

In this edition of Heart and Souls The Right Thing

from the BBC World Service,

programs that explore people's life-changing decisions,

we start in the green tea-growing Western Kenya region of Margaret's early upbringing.

I grew up in a small town called Capcatet, but particularly I grew up in my village

it's called Kamachumu. I had a great childhood. On a day-to-day basis,

you would not find me at home. They call me by my middle name Chabed.

So my mom would be going around the village

and asking, have you seen Chabed?

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