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Muhammad Fazzal Abbas's Story

“My child is going through severe pain and discomfort and there is nothing I can do to provide him relief. With only a few pennies in my pocket, I visit hospitals with high hopes but every time, I return empty-handed. I cannot even manage to feed my family 3 times a day. How will I ever be able to fund his surgery?” – Muhammad Fazzal Abbas

8 year old Muhammad Fazzal Abbas is a student of grade 2. In the age when he should be enjoying his childhood, he is visiting hospitals. Fazzal was born with Coronal Hypospadias – the opening of his urethra is not at its normal site, resulting in difficult urination.

Initially, his disease didn’t bother him much but now, he frequently experiences abnormal urination. Due to this, he often remains absent from school which is affecting his studies. His father, a daily wager laborer, doesn’t earn enough to pay for his treatment. They approached several hospitals for free treatment but due to influx of patients, they are unable to provide him surgical treatment soon. Fazzal is unable to live a normal life like his siblings.

Imagine how your $1 can make a difference in this child’s life? He’d be able to get back to school and fulfil his dreams

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Muhammad Fazzal Abbas's Story

Muhammad Fazzal Abbas, 8 years of age, was suffering from congenital hypospadias, resulting in an abnormal stream of urine. He was advised surgery to correct the passage of urine. His urethroplasty was done at Lahore Care Hospital, on 02-01-20, by Dr Faisal Masood. He remained admitted for 3 days and had good post-operative recovery. He was discharged in good health.