Donate to Muhammad Amir for his Post Kidney Transplant Treatment
Muhammad Amir's Story
“I was lucky enough to get a transplant when my renal function started deteriorating. All the pain and difficulty of that procedure would be in vain, however, if I am unable to follow up with proper treatment. I do not want to go back to the way I was. I want to sustain the new life that has been given to me.” – Muhammad Amir
27 year old Muhammad Amir is the youngest in the line of 6 siblings. His right kidney transplant was carried out three months ago at Sheikh Zaid hospital. Currently, he is unable to work and his brothers, who are daily wagers, earn 10,000 rupees a month. With only a small house to their name and 9 members to support, the family cannot afford Amir’s post-operative treatment, including medicines.
Amir was informed of Transparent Hands and has asked for our help.
Any help you can give him can extend his life
Please donate now!
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Donated: $ 879.22
Qasim Mueen
Donated: $ 250
Amjad Ali
Donated: $ 150
faryal amir
Donated: $ 130
Launch Good
Donated: $ 106.38
Badar Farrukh
Donated: $ 100
Madihullah Riaz
Donated: $ 20
Muhammad Amir's Story
Muhammad Amir, 27 years old, was suffering from chronic renal failure (CRF). His renal transplant was done at Sheikh Zayed Hospital and he was advised to take medicines regularly. He was worried because he could not afford to buy the medicines needed for the success of his surgery. He was treated at Akram Medical Complex and provided with medicines for 4 months. He is well now, has tolerated the procedure and thankful for the support provided.
