Donate for Subhan's Open-Heart Surgery

Donate for Subhan’s Open-Heart Surgery

Muhammad Subhan's Story

Muhammad Subhan is a brave boy whose future hangs in the balance. Without the crucial surgery, he urgently needs, his life is overshadowed by the limitations imposed by his ailing heart. Your support today can be the turning point. Donate for Subhan’s open-heart surgery and offer him a chance at life, hope, and a brighter tomorrow.

Muhammad Subhan, a 13-year-old resident of Sialkot, is experiencing symptoms of shortness of breath and cyanosis, which are concerning indicators of his deteriorating health. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, the parents promptly sought medical attention at a nearby hospital, where they were directed to consult with a cardiologist.

Following a series of diagnostic tests and a comprehensive evaluation, the cardiologist diagnosed him with multiple heart defects, including subaortic stenosis, and moderate mitral regurgitation. It was also determined that surgical intervention was necessary to address the underlying cardiac issues. To restore his cardiovascular health, the cardiac surgeon advised him to undergo open-heart surgery to repair both the aortic valve (AV) and the mitral valve (MV), This surgical procedure will help him rectify the existing complications and ensure his optimal cardiac function.

He lives with his parents in a small house. However, his father’s financial situation is not stable, and they have no other means of income. As a result, his father is unable to afford the necessary surgical expenses. He said in despair:

“At this critical point, I humbly appeal to your kind-heartedness and request your assistance in this time of dire urgency. I am fully aware of the immense power that lies within your generosity, as it has the potential to grant my cherished child the life-saving surgery that is absolutely crucial for his well-being.”

His parents are extremely concerned about their son’s deteriorating condition and contacted Transparent Hands to register his case. We urge you to donate for Subhan’s open-heart surgery and provide him with another chance at life.

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Muhammad Subhan's Story

Muhammad Subhan, a 13-year-old resident of Sialkot, found himself grappling with alarming symptoms of shortness of breath and cyanosis, indicating a severe decline in his health. Recognizing the urgency, his parents wasted no time and promptly sought medical attention at a nearby hospital, where they were advised to consult with a cardiologist.

Following an array of diagnostic tests and a thorough evaluation, the cardiologist delivered a concerning diagnosis: Muhammad Subhan was suffering from multiple heart defects, including subaortic stenosis and moderate mitral regurgitation. It became evident that surgical intervention was essential to address these underlying cardiac issues and restore his cardiovascular health. The cardiac surgeon recommended open-heart surgery to repair both the aortic valve (AV) and the mitral valve (MV), a procedure that would rectify the existing complications and ensure optimal cardiac function.

Unfortunately, Muhammad Subhan's father faced financial instability, with no other means of income. The burden of the necessary surgical expenses seemed insurmountable for the family. Filled with worry about their son's deteriorating condition, his parents reached out to Transparent Hands, seeking support and registering his case.

With unwavering determination and the invaluable support of Transparent Hands, Muhammad Subhan was admitted to Ittefaq Hospital, Lahore. On September 14, 2023, under the skilled hands of Dr. Asim Khan, the life-saving surgery was successfully performed. The procedure involved repairing both the aortic valve and the mitral valve. Muhammad Subhan received comprehensive care during his seven-day hospital stay, ensuring a successful recovery.

Muhammad Subhan and his family extend their deepest gratitude to Transparent Hands, Pakistan Children's Heart Foundation, and all the compassionate donors who played integral roles in their journey. The impact of their kindness, generosity, and unwavering dedication cannot be overstated. Together, they compose a symphony of support that resonates with hope, resilience, and the belief that no challenge is insurmountable when hearts unite for a noble cause.