Donate for Ashfaq’s Total Hip Replacement

Muhammad Ashfaq 's Story

Ashfaq is unable to walk and work due to pain in his hip. The doctor advised him to undergo total hip replacement to get rid of the pain. He is also facing financial hardships. The surgery is expensive, and he cannot pay for it. We urge you to donate for Ahsfaq’s Total Hip Replacement and be a part of his prosperous future filled with hope and happiness. Your financial gift will help him gain more mobility and financial independence.

Ashfaq, a 50-year-old resident of Chakwal, fractured his left hip in a road accident four years ago. The doctor treated his hip bone fracture with surgery and used metal surgical screws for fixation. Recently, he has started feeling severe pain and swelling. He went to the doctor at the local hospital, and they ran some diagnostic tests and X-rays. The doctor diagnosed him with Avascular Necrosis of the left femoral neck. It is the death of bone tissue due to a loss of blood supply. It primarily affects the femur bone, and if it goes untreated, it may collapse the joint. The doctor advised total hip replacement surgery on the left side after removing his metal surgical screws. During the surgery, the damaged bone and cartilage are taken out and replaced with artificial parts. The surgery will help Ashfaq walk without pain.

He lives with his wife, son, and daughter in a village. His wife is the breadwinner of the family. She works as a housemaid and earns PKR 8,000 per month. He cannot afford the surgical expenses due to financial constraints. He said in a depressed tone: 

“I need to get back on my feet to feed my family, and it is not possible without your financial support. Kindly come forward and donate today to help me.”

Someone told him about Transparent Hands, and he approached us with great expectations. We have registered his case. However, we need your support to provide him with the surgery he needs. Even a small donation can have a huge impact. We request that you donate for Ashfaq’s Total Hip Replacement. Please come forward and donate with big hearts. 

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