Help Essa Escape World of Silence

Muhammad Essa Khattak's Story

Muhammad Essa Khattak, a 2-year-old young boy from Islamabad, has been living in a world of silence since birth. His hearing loss has caused him immense isolation and pain. Although there is a surgical treatment available, his family is unable to afford the expenses due to financial constraints. Your donation can be the gift of hearing for Muhammad Essa, and his family will forever carry the memory of your generosity. We kindly request your support in donating towards Muhammad Essa’s Cochlear Implant Surgery, bringing immeasurable joy to his life.

Muhammad Essa’s parents noticed his lack of response to their voices when he turned one year old. They took him to the local hospital for tests, where he was diagnosed with congenital sensorineural hearing loss. The doctors recommended cochlear implant surgery as the solution. A cochlear implant is a small electronic device that stimulates the cochlear nerve responsible for hearing. It consists of external and internal components, with the external part placed behind the ear to process sounds captured by a microphone and transmit them to the internal part of the implant.

Living in a modest home with his parents, Muhammad Essa’s father earns a monthly income of only PKR 15,000 with no additional sources of revenue. Such limited means make it impossible for him to bear the expenses of the required surgery. In his distress, Muhammad Essa’s father shares his fears:

“My child lives in a world of isolation, unable to hear our voices. I fear that without the funds for his cochlear implant surgery, he will miss out on many opportunities in life. I humbly request your support and donation today.”

Muhammad Essa’s father reached out to Transparent Hands, seeking assistance for his son’s case. We appeal to you to contribute towards Muhammad Essa’s Cochlear Implant surgery, enabling him to experience the world of sounds. Your generosity can make a profound impact on his life, and he and his family will forever be grateful for your support.

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