Donate for Saba Ayub’s C-section

Saba Ayub's Story

Saba and her husband cannot wait to see their baby. But, unfortunately, their anticipation is engulfed with uncertain fear. Before you dive into Saba’s tale of woes, please know that you can help her. Your donation, however small it may be, will help us protect Saba and her unborn baby from any potential threat. Therefore, we request you to please donate for Saba Ayub’s C-section as much as you can. 

Twenty-seven years old Saba is incredibly frail and anaemic. She is currently pregnant with her second child. At the time of her first delivery, the gynaecologist had to perform a C-section due to Cephalopelvic Disproportion. Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD) is a pregnancy complication in which there is a size mismatch between the mother’s pelvis and the fetus’ head. The baby’s head is proportionally too large or the mother’s pelvis is too small to easily allow the baby to fit through the pelvic opening. Now, to avoid any complications and threat to the baby’s or Saba’s life, the gynaecologist has advised Saba to undergo a C-section again. Without a C-section, Saba and her baby’s life would stay compromised. 

But unfortunately, Saba’s family cannot afford the hefty cost of the surgery. Her husband is the sole earner of the family. He works as a labourer and hardly earns PKR 13000 per month. In this measly income, he is unable to afford his wife’s C-section. Saba told us:

“I feel so drained all the time. It seems as if my legs have refused to bear my weight. What kind of a mother am I if I cannot even bear my baby’s weight? I feel awful about this all the time.”

After a lot of physical and emotional distress, Saba has registered his case with Transparent Hands. We are determined to arrange Saba’s C-section in earnest. But, we need your help with that. Therefore, we request you to please donate for Saba Ayub’s C-section as much as you can. 

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