Donate Tayyaba Raffique for her Anorectoplasty

Tayyaba Raffique's Story

“My innocent little daughter is going through constant pain. I want to see her grow in a healthy way, like other kids. Please help me to get her treated properly. It breaks my heart to see her like this.” – Tayyaba’s mother.

Tayyaba is 1.5 years old. Ever since her birth, she had problem passing stool. When she was 5 months old, she underwent her first colostomy surgery. Her condition has put her through constant pain. It is difficult for her mother to keep her clean because of the stool bag attached to her stomach.

The doctors have advised her Posterior Sagittal Anorectoplasty (PSARP) to restore defecation through normal passage.

Tayyaba’s father is a factory worker and earns only 15000 PKR each month. He has 4 children and they live in a small, rented house. A poor factory man like him cannot even fulfil the basic needs of his family and affording such expensive medical procedures is impossible for him.

His father, at last, came across Transparent Hands and has asked for the organization’s financial help.

Come and contribute for the costly Surgery that Tayyaba needs and show the world that it’s not a sin being born poor.

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Tayyaba Raffique's Story

Tayyaba Rafiq 1½ years old baby girl was suffering from Anorectal Malformation (ARM) resulting in the anteriorly placed opening of the back passage. She was operated one year ago to make her temporary passage for stool. She was advised another surgery to construct her back passage at the normal site. Her surgery was done in Akram Medical Complex on 14-06-19 by Dr. Naveed Haider and her Anterior Sagittal Anorectoplasty (ASARP) was done. She stayed for three days in hospital with good post-operative recovery and was discharged in healthy condition.