'Things we have heard, seen in the morgue | Tuko TV

Meet two beautiful and brilliant ladies who have taken up and thrived in a career that was previously dominated by men.

Filinda Kamau and Ann Mwangangi, the beautiful and popular morticians have decided to demystify myths and superstitions about the afterlife.

Today they share with us their fears, joys, heartbreaking experiences and inspirations.

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[Tuko]

What message do you have for Filinda Kamau and Ann Mwangangi?

[Peshwambo-oq]

This two ladies wanastahili wacelebratiwe kama hero juu hii kazi si rahisi bila courage hauwezi make it aky😢😢

[Bsp]

Much RESPECT for u ladies. U hv told us some things, which as a relative of the deceased we don’t think of. THANKYOU also for that. GOD BLESS YOU🙏

[bethwangari]

Filinda Kamau you're going far and God is with you.wishing you all the best in your endeavors

[teejayangel]

Wow! Ladies, you're beautiful, smart and humble, thank you for treating the departed with so much respect and dignity. I've learnt so much from this interview.

[lizzie_palmers]

Watching this i remember my late brother who had been in his house for 5 days after his last breath... Good job ladies and thank you on behalf of all families for taking care of the deceased.

[joycegumbo]

The two Morticians are so beautiful 😍.... Thank you for your good work.

[anncitypalma]

Representing my school here. Egerton logo is amazing

[dianacheche]

Its a relief to see those treating the dead humanely i respect thst still grieving not being able to grieve my mom properly the first time i saw her in a morgue after not seeing her for 4 years because the mortician was rude and in a rush and didn't want people wailing while the older people were there wailing i was trying to not to break down so we wont be chased out i dont know how she treated my mother when nobody was there i will only get answers when i see her again.

[priscillamusembi]

May the Lord bless your soul and increase you in all ways. Not easy at all for chaat kind of job, taking care of the dead and consoling the living. More grace and strength to you.

[ukikaahapautafraia]

The interviewier knows how to phrase questions foreal💯💯👏👏👏👏Good job

[sheikhali]

This job needs courage wueeeeh. Utashtuka ufe. I love the passion in her. The Christianity in her... God bless

[anastasiakagwiria]

I applaud you ladies for the work you do.

[jacksonkitunga]

Mortician/ nursing/doctorate profession is one medical displine, the difference being levels and areas of justification and professionalism in medics-

[phoebewangechi]

Now i can say i understand that death is a right of passage bigup strong ladies ❤❤❤.

[sarahkemunto]

I wish I can go back to class and do this course., this is the best job

[monicahnjeri]

My Dad had his last breath when I was right there I tried to talk to him to wake up just to have a talk but it didn't happen...I closed his eyes n mouth Sasa hio picture haijawahi nitoka I cries alot when I rem all that but all in all we had to accept the will of God

[ericmusambaih]

Am encouraged and proud of you ladies. More grace

[adhiambomargret]

God bless you guys ...am in the medical field but this one needs a special grace

[presentertelence]

Wow wow Few of the Ladies we have in kenya proud of you ladies