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Haider Musa's Story
Haider’s ailing heart is affecting his ability to breathe and function normally. Every breath he takes is a struggle, and his precious little body bears the weight of a heart defect that hinders his every move. He needs cardiac surgery to mend his ailing heart and restore normal blood flow. The weight of this situation weighs heavily on Haider’s family, both emotionally and financially. Their hearts ache as they witness their beloved child suffer, knowing that without the necessary funds, his dreams of a healthy life may remain out of reach. We request that you support Haider’s Total Correction Surgery to give him a chance to lead a normal life.
Two-year-old Haider Musa, a resident of Layyah, has been suffering from shortness of breath and cyanosis. His parents learned about his condition when he was one year old and took him to the local hospital. After a thorough evaluation and some diagnostic tests, the cardiologist diagnosed him with Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF). TOF involves four heart defects that change the way blood flows through the heart. The cardiac surgeon advised him to undergo total correction surgery.
He lives with his parents and two siblings in a rented house. His father is the family’s sole provider, earning PKR 40,000 per month. He exhausted all his resources in an attempt to provide him with the best medical care possible. However, the cost of the surgery is beyond his financial capacity, and he is now seeking help from kind-hearted individuals like you. He said with teary eyes:
“It’s truly devastating to witness my son’s suffering and feel utterly powerless to help him. The mere thought of not being able to afford the necessary surgery fills me with deep sadness and overwhelming fear for what lies ahead in his life.”
Haider’s parents reached out to us, and we registered his case. Support Haider’s total correction surgery and give this little fighter a chance to live life to the fullest.
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Haider Musa's Story
In the small town of Layyah, a two-year-old boy named Haider Musa struggled with the debilitating symptoms of shortness of breath and cyanosis. Concerned about their son's deteriorating health, Haider's parents took him to the local hospital when he was just one year old. After a series of evaluations and diagnostic tests, a cardiologist delivered a heartbreaking diagnosis: Haider had Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF), a complex congenital heart condition characterized by four heart defects that disrupt the normal flow of blood. Haider's road to recovery necessitated total correction surgery.
The gravity of the situation weighed heavily on Haider's parents, as the cost of the life-saving surgery far surpassed their financial means. In their desperate search for assistance, they turned to Transparent Hands, an organization renowned for providing medical aid to those in need. Haider's case was swiftly registered, and his family clung to the hope that a helping hand would reach them in their time of need.
Transparent Hands understood the urgency of Haider's situation and the immense burden carried by his family. Through their dedicated efforts and the generosity of compassionate donors, they ensured that Haider's journey to a healthy heart would not be hindered by financial constraints. These acts of kindness became a ray of hope for a family on the brink of despair.
The path led Haider and his family to Ittefaq Hospital in Lahore, where Dr. Asim Khan, a skilled and compassionate cardiac surgeon, awaited. On November 1, 2023, Haider was admitted to the hospital, prepared for the life-changing surgery ahead. Under the expert hands of Dr. Khan, the total correction procedure was successfully performed, marking a pivotal moment in Haider's battle against TOF.
Haider's hospital stay lasted eight days, during which he received exceptional care and support from the dedicated staff at Ittefaq Hospital. Their unwavering commitment to Haider's well-being played a crucial role in his comfort and healing process.
Haider's family will forever be grateful for the incredible support they received from Transparent Hands, Pakistan Children’s Heart Foundation, and the compassionate donors who exemplified the extraordinary power of unity and empathy.
