Contribute for Sonia’s appendix surgery

Sonia Zakia's Story

Sonia needs an urgent appendicitis surgery. It has been 3 days since she started feeling terrible pain while carrying out her regular chores at home. Unable to understand how critical the situation is, her mother requested for help from a friend, who brought them to Zainab Memorial Hospital. After Sonia’s checkup, the doctor informed that Sonia’s situation has become very grave. Her appendix has swelled to a great extent and needs to be removed immediately. Sonia is facing extreme pain in her lower abdomen and has a high fever. She has been admitted to the hospital before her situation got any further worse.
Sonia lives with her mother and 3 other sisters in a rented room in Shahdab Colony. Her father left the family when Sonia was little, and her mother managed the family on her own. The mother and her daughters work as maids at different houses. Their earnings are barely enough to cover their food and rent. Sonia’s family cannot cover the costs of the surgery, but it is necessary for her to undergo the surgery immediately, before the swollen appendix within her body bursts and spreads infection. Help little Sonia by donating for her surgery.

Disclaimer: Transparent Hands makes sure that all the patients get surgery in time. If a patient requires urgent surgery and his/her condition is serious, Transparent Hands conducts the surgery immediately. In the meantime, his/her campaign stays active on the website until we raise the complete funding. The hospitals on our panel have complete trust in us and wait for the payments until the patient's funding is completed.

Sonia Zakia's Story

Sonia arrived at Zainab Memorial Hospital along with her mother on the 23rd of August. She was in extreme pain at the moment because of her inflamed appendix and was taken in the surgery room straight away. The CEO of Transparent Hands was contacted by the hospital at the same moment and she arranged the funds for Sonia’s surgery while Dr. Ejaz had Sonia’s appendix successfully removed. Transparent Hands introduced themselves to Sonia the day after her surgery and interviewed her mother while Sonia was at rest. “It has been 3 days since she started yelling about her pain. I did not know what to do. We were lucky that our friend suggested us to go to Zainab Hospital. My child sleeps peacefully now, thanks to the doctor and you”. Sonia was discharged on 25th of August. We wish her good luck!