Muhammad Sarwar Needs an Artificial Limb

Muhammad Sarwar's Story

Meet Muhammad Sarwar, a 35-year-old man from Okara, who is experiencing extreme challenges because his left arm was crushed in a fodder machine. He was rushed to a hospital where the doctors had to amputate his left arm below the elbow. His lost arm has significantly limited his ability to perform daily tasks such as getting dressed and maintaining personal hygiene. He struggles to perform tasks with only one hand. The loss of an arm has affected his overall balance and coordination, particularly while moving. His doctor recommended a below-elbow prosthesis to improve his quality of life.

Sarwar’s life is filled with hardships and obstacles due to his disability. He teaches at a Madrassa and brings in just PKR 20,000. Sarwar is the sole provider for his family and lives in a one-room brick house. With his wife and child to support with daily expenses, he has no room left for savings to spend on his artificial limb.

Due to his disability, Sarwar also experiences frustration, depression, and anxiety. The expense of the artificial limb is a significant barrier in his path towards independence.

Sarwar expressed his plea as follows:

“The thought of spending my entire life without an arm scares me a lot. I feel like I have lost the connection with my life. I feel helpless as I don’t have enough money to get the artificial arm. All I want is to regain my independence. I desperately need your help so that I can live the remaining life with new hope and determination.”

Sarwar has registered his case at Transparent Hands. We need your contribution to provide him with a prosthetic arm that would change his life. This artificial arm will improve his self-esteem and confidence, allowing Muhammad Sarwar to engage in activities that are challenging without a prosthesis.

We urge you to come forward and donate generously. Your support will change Sarwar’s life.