Give for Shereen’s Total Knee Arthroplasty

Shereen Taja 's Story

Shereen is an old woman who has been enduring knee pain for the past few years. She is unable to stand or walk for an extended period of time. The doctor has advised total knee arthroplasty. It is an expensive surgery, and her family is unable to afford it. We request that you donate for Shereen’s Total Knee Arthroplasty and make her life pain-free.

Shereen Taja, a 54-year-old resident of Mardan, has been suffering from pain and swelling in the right knee for the last six years. The pain and swelling in her knee have gotten worse over time. Her son took her to a local hospital. After some diagnostic tests and a thorough evaluation, she was diagnosed with osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis (OA) occurs when the cartilage in the knee joint breaks down. The knee bones rub against each other, resulting in friction, pain, stiffness, and swelling. The doctor advised her to undergo total knee arthroplasty. It is a surgical procedure that involves cutting away damaged bone and cartilage from the kneecap and replacing it with an artificial joint (prosthesis).

She lives in a small house with her husband and seven children. She is financially dependent on her son. Her son is a daily wager and earns PKR 12,000 per month. Her son’s financial condition is not stable enough to pay the surgical expenses. Shereen said in despair:

“Due to pain in my knee, I cannot move around my house, which is affecting the whole household management. Only your kind donations can help me get rid of this pain.”

After exhausting all other options, she registered her case with Transparent Hands, and we are determined to help her with your financial support. Therefore, we urge you to be generous and give for Shereen’s Total Knee Arthroplasty. She has placed her hopes in your hands. Please consider making a donation to ease her suffering.

Shereen Taja 's Story

Shereen Taja, a resilient 54-year-old resident of Mardan, had been enduring excruciating knee pain for six years due to osteoarthritis. The constant swelling and limited mobility took a toll on her daily life. With her family unable to afford the necessary treatment, Shereen's hope for a pain-free future seemed dim. However, the kindness and generosity of donors brought about a remarkable change.

Through the support received, Shereen underwent a successful left total knee arthroplasty at Akbar Medical Complex on 24-01-2023. Under the skilled hands of Dr. Khurram, her damaged bone and cartilage were meticulously removed and replaced with an artificial joint. The surgery not only relieved Shereen's pain but also restored her ability to move freely.

The impact of the surgery went beyond physical healing. Shereen's quality of life improved significantly, allowing her to engage in daily activities and contribute to her family's well-being. The surgery became a turning point, breathing new life into Shereen's hopes and aspirations.

This extraordinary outcome would not have been possible without the selflessness of our donors. Their contributions played a vital role in funding Shereen's surgery, offering her the chance to experience a pain-free existence. Their support exemplifies the remarkable power of compassion and community.

Shereen's success story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and dedication of Transparent Hands to ease the pain of poor and underprivileged people. It serves as an inspiration for others facing similar challenges, reminding them that there is hope even in the most difficult circumstances. By rallying together, we can make a profound difference in the lives of those in need. The journey from pain to relief would not have been possible without the support from our donors and the medical team at Akbar Medical Complex. Their commitment to providing exceptional care ensured a successful outcome for Shereen.

As we celebrate Shereen's triumph, Transparent Hands extends heartfelt gratitude to the donors who made her transformation possible. Their generosity has not only alleviated Shereen Taja's suffering but has also restored her faith in the compassion and empathy of others. Support us to complete the surgeries of other patients.