Title: Lira Reflects on Gratitude and Resilience Two Years After Stroke
Renowned singer and songwriter Lira, Lerato Lira Molapo, recently marked the two-year anniversary of her stroke with a heartfelt reflection on her journey. In 2022, while traveling in Germany for a performance, Lira experienced a stroke that significantly impacted her life.
Despite the challenges she faced, Lira took to Instagram to express her gratitude for being alive and for still being able to pursue her passions. “Today marks 2 years since the stroke and I’m so grateful to be alive and talking and singing. I’ve come such a long way. God is so good!!!” she shared.
Acknowledging the support she has received from fans and well-wishers, Lira emphasized the importance of patience and resilience in her recovery process. She expressed her appreciation, stating, “Thank you to everyone who has shown me support, thank you for your love and prayers.”
Amidst her journey of recovery, Lira celebrated her 45th birthday with an intimate gathering, where she surprised her loved ones with a mini concert. Sharing her joy at being able to perform again, she remarked, “They’ve been with me since I could not speak – and now I performed in English and vernacular – I nailed it! It was a proud moment. I could not hold back the tears… I’ve come such a long way. I’m so proud of myself.”
Looking ahead, Lira is preparing for a special performance scheduled for May 25th, organized by the Department of Sport, Arts, and Culture in collaboration with Castle Lite. Despite the challenges of her recovery, Lira remains optimistic and determined, stating, “I’ve been practicing joyfully, without stress and worries. I’m truly happy with the progress I’m making. I cannot wait to share my progress with you.”
Lira’s journey serves as a testament to the power of resilience, gratitude, and the unwavering support of loved ones in overcoming adversity. As she continues her recovery and prepares to grace the stage once again, her story inspires hope and admiration among fans worldwide.
