Basanti Embraced Motherhood with Joy

Basanti Ganga Ram's Story

Basanti Ganga Ram, a 27-year-old woman from Karachi, was anxiously awaiting the birth of her child. For most, this is a time of joy and anticipation. However, for Basanti, it was overshadowed by worry and fear. Having already undergone four C-sections in the past, she was well aware of the risks associated with childbirth. Due to her history, her gynecologist recommended another C-section to save both mother’s and the baby’s lives. Attempting a normal delivery could have had dangerous consequences. However, the cost of the C-section was far beyond their means.

Basanti faced immense financial hardships. Her husband earns a meager income of just PKR 400 to 500 a day by selling balloons in the streets. This small amount is all they have to survive. It barely covers their utility bills, food, and other essential needs. The family lives in a humble hut with no proper access to basic facilities. Their two young daughters are entirely dependent on them, and the family struggles to make ends meet every day. Affording a life-saving surgical procedure seemed impossible. Duirng their time of need, Basanti and her family turned to Transparent Hands. Her case was registered, and thanks to the generous support of donors, her surgery was arranged.

On May 9, 2025, Basanti was admitted to Murshid Hospital, Karachi, where her C-section was successfully performed by Dr. Samreen Zeeshan. She delivered a healthy baby boy and was discharged in stable condition on May 11, 2025.

With tears of joy, Basanti shared:

“With your support, I gave birth to my son. I was scared, knowing the risks and not having the money. However, your kindness gave me hope and saved my baby. I will never forget what you’ve done for us.”

Basanti has now returned home to her daughters and newborn son, feeling healthy and relieved. Her safe delivery and improved health were made possible by your compassion.
Her entire family extends their heartfelt thanks for giving them this blessing during their time of greatest need.