Amna Safdar's Story

Four-year-old Amber, a resident of Muzaffargarh, whose world had been shrouded in silence ever since she was born with congenital sensorineural hearing loss.  Her parents were heartbroken when they noticed that she wasn’t responding to their voices at the tender age of one. At the local hospital, she was diagnosed with sensorineural deafness. The doctor advised her to undergo cochlear implant surgery.  In their desperate search for help, they turned to Transparent Hands, where the power of collective compassion became their lifeline.

Amber was admitted to National Hospital, Lahore where Dr. Naveed skillfully performed the cochlear implant surgery on 10-06-2023. With precision and skill, the doctor implanted the internal component, marking a significant milestone in her path toward restoring her hearing. After merely one day in the hospital, she was discharged, her spirits uplifted by a newfound hope.

Yet, the journey to complete hearing restoration remained incomplete. Several weeks later, the external component of the cochlear implant was also fixed, unlocking a doorway to a world of auditory experiences. A fresh dimension of life unveiled itself as she encountered the elegance and intricacies of speech for the very first time.

Guided by dedicated speech therapists, she is learning new words to have a command of language and communication skill development, utilizing speech therapy sessions. Facilitated by the cochlear implant as a conduit to the auditory world, she embraced boundless prospects for learning, social engagement, and gaining self-confidence through the power of words. 

Cochlear Implant Surgery in Pakistan

The surgery had a huge impact, and her family couldn’t afford it. People like you donated, making the life-changing surgery possible. Your help gave her the ability to hear, which will affect her life greatly. Your support started a chain reaction that will make a difference in her future. Now, she can hear and it’s boosting her confidence