Donate to Ahil Abbas for his Colostomy Closure

Ahil Abbas's Story

“Ahil is such a bubbly boy who is always smiling. When you look at him, you can never even think that he is suffering from any disease. Unfortunately, my child was born with a defect that requires a series of surgeries. His defect has affected his social life but even in this condition, he never forgets to play around. I wish nothing but to see him live a healthy life like his brother.” – Ahil’s father

Ahil is a 3 years old boy who was born with Anorectal Malformation – his anus and rectum didn’t develop properly. Since he was born, he has been experiencing painful symptoms including his inability to pass stools through the normal passage. Due to his disease, he is unable to go out and play with other kids.

Ahil’s father doesn’t have sufficient money to pay for his treatment. He works as a laborer earning only 15,000 PKR a month. While he was visiting several hospitals for Ahil’s surgery, he came across Transparent Hands. The organization conducted his Posterior Sagittal Anorectoplasty (PSARP) a few months back and now the doctor has advised Colostomy Closure procedure to make the normal passage of stool.

Help Ahil achieve his dream of going to school with his brother

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Ahil Abbas's Story

Ahil Abbas, 3 years old, was suffering from anorectal malformation (ARM) – an imperforate anus resulting in an absent back passage. His emergency colostomy was done at birth to make a temporary passage for stool. His posterior sagittal anorectoplasty (PSARP) was done four months ago to reconstruct his back passage. He was advised surgery to reverse his colostomy now and make his back passage functional. Ahil’s surgery was done at Akram Medical Complex, on 09-01-20, by Dr Naveed Haider. He stayed for 4 days in the hospital with good post-operative recovery and was discharged in good health.