Her husband had married a second wife who made family life additionally difficult. This second wife also wanted to attend the training, and told Janet "I made a deal with our husband that I could go to this training. I don't have kids yet, but since you do, we decided you'd better stay home with the kids." Janet was disappointed, but put the matter in God's hands. When her husband went to the village to enroll the wife in school, he decided to give both his wives the opportunity after all, and enrolled them both. She continued to face challenges during her education. "She was seen crying more often" recounts the head of the school. Indeed, the other wife told their mutual husband that Janet was not trying hard at school or seeing other men. She persevered, however, and then at graduation she told her story, of her success and new hope. "Her story touched everyone," said the school manager. She still comes by the school from time to time to share about the progress she is making and that she is happy now. She has her own store, her own sewing machine and customers. "Now I can buy whatever I need. The training has lifted me to a new level. Because God sent Project Two-Five to Serere, I could leave the past behind and am here now. I want to thank Project Two-Five from the bottom of my heart for coming and helping people like me."