Donate for Niamat Masih’s Eye Surgery

Donate for Niamat Masih’s Eye Surgery

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Niamat Masih's Story

Niamat Masih, a 63-year-old resident of Okara is struggling with a cataract in his left eye, he can no longer see clearly, which makes it difficult for him to go about his everyday activities. Following the doctor’s suggestion for a Phaco + IOL operation, Niamat Masih must now work to secure the funding required for this crucial eye treatment.

Niamat Masih lives in Okara in his own small home with his wife and their only son, who is still in school. Niamat Masih is the family’s only provider, bringing in 15,000 rupees a month from his work as a shopkeeper. His entire household depends on this meager amount for survival, leaving little space for unforeseen eye surgery.

Niamat Masih is in dire need of the sight-saving Phaco IOL operation, which is advised by the eye surgeon. But the cost of this treatment is more than he can afford right now. With rent, utilities, and his son’s schooling taking up a large amount of his monthly income, Niamat Masih finds himself trapped in a financial crisis.

Niamat said in despair:

“My vision is getting blurred day by day, making it gradually difficult to maintain my small shop and feed my family. Without help, my financial hardships become worse. I request to donate towards my eye surgery to restore my vision.”

At this critical stage, Niamat Masih’s case has been registered with Transparent Hands, and we are reaching out to caring people in the community to ask for their support for Niamat’s eye surgery.

By supporting his cause, you may help him regain his eyesight, regain his freedom, and resume his role as the major provider for his family. Your goodwill can be the beacon that guides Niamat Masih through this difficult chapter, opening the road for a better and stable life ahead.


Please Note: In certain situations, we proceed with the patient's surgery/medical procedure despite incomplete funding displayed on the website. Following the surgery/medical procedure, we persist in collecting funds and maintain the campaign on the website until funding is secured in full. Hospitals have granted us a grace period for bill payment.

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Donated: $ 56.51


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Donated: $ 43.38


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Donated: $ 1


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Donated: $ 1


 Aisha Ammar

Donated: $ 0.18


 Fatima Anwar

Donated: $ 0.15


Niamat Masih's Story

Niamat Masih, a 63-year-old man from Okara, was suffering from short-sightedness and blurry vision. Upon consultation with a doctor, he was diagnosed with a cataract in his left eye. To restore his vision, the doctor recommended Phaco+IOL surgery. However, affording the cost of the surgery was beyond his financial abilities as he was already facing financial hardships. His family has a meager monthly income and they live in a modest home.

Niamat’s life was badly affected by his visual impairment. He used to bump into things while walking and carrying out routine tasks became significantly challenging. He desperately needed the surgery but was unable to pay for it. If left untreated, his cataract could have become worse and increased the risk of glaucoma and even blindness. During this time of need, he contacted Transparent Hands and asked us for help. After listening to his concerns, we promptly registered the case.

With your support, his left Phaco + IOL surgery was performed by Dr. Shaheer at Life Hospital Lahore on 20th August 2024. He carefully removed the cloudy lens in his eye and replaced it with an artificial intraocular lens.

He said, “I can’t believe I can see things now. I am grateful to you for this incredible gift.” The patient’s family is incredibly grateful to you for supporting them and making this surgery possible through Transparent Hands. Your support has brought light back into his life. Not only did you restore his vision but also allowed him to spend his life with independence and dignity. They will never forget your generosity.

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