Empower Mubeen with Cataract Surgery

Mubeen Bibi's Story

Mubeen Bibi, a 9-year-old girl from Multan, is unable to see clearly due to blurry and dim vision. Her vision problem has made simple activities like playing outside with other children or helping her mother at home, increasingly difficult. Mubeen’s parents took her to a local hospital and consulted a doctor. After running some medical tests, the doctor diagnosed Mubeen with a cataract in her left eye. To enable her to see clearly, the doctor recommended LMA + IOL surgery. Unfortunately, her family cannot afford the cost of this life-changing surgery.

If Mubeen does not receive the surgery soon, her condition may worsen, leading to permanent vision loss in the left eye. This would limit her ability to lead a normal life and create a lifelong dependency on her family.

Mubeen’s father works as a daily wage laborer, earning only PKR 15,000 per month. The family lives in a small mud house and barely manages to cover their basic needs, leaving no room for medical expenses. Despite his hard work, Mubeen’s father is unable to save the amount needed for her surgery. They are surviving in extreme poverty and can’t afford the necessary treatment. With hope in their hearts, Mubeen’s parents reached out to Transparent Hands for assistance.

Mubeen’s parents shared their concerns as follows:

“Our daughter is too young to face such challenges. We want her to live a normal life, see the world clearly, and grow up like other children. But we cannot afford her treatment. Please help us.”

Mubeen is counting on your kindness. Your generosity can change her life. By donating to Mubeen’s surgery, you will help her reclaim her childhood and enter a world filled with possibilities.

Come forward and bring hope and happiness into Mubeen’s life.

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.

Bakhtawar Amin Memorial Trust Hospital

Donated: $ 70.10

Mubeen Bibi's Story

Mubeen Bibi, a 9-year-old girl from Multan, had been struggling with poor vision. Her sight was blurry and dim, making it difficult for her to participate in everyday activities. Her visual impairment was holding her back in life. Worried about their daughter's condition, Mubeen’s parents took her to a nearby hospital for a medical consultation. After conducting a detailed eye examination and necessary tests, the doctor diagnosed her with a cataract in her left eye. The doctor explained that to restore her vision and prevent further complications, she needed Lens Matter Aspiration (LMA) followed by Intraocular Lens (IOL) implantation. However, the financial cost of the surgery was beyond what her family could afford.

Mubeen’s father worked as a daily wage laborer, earning just PKR 15,000 per month. The family lived in a small mud house and struggled to meet even the most basic daily needs. With such limited resources, saving for surgery was not an option. The thought of seeing their daughter continue to suffer because of their financial limitations was heartbreaking for her parents. In search of help, Mubeen’s family reached out to Transparent Hands.

With the generous contributions of donors, Mubeen’s surgery was performed at Bakhtawar Amin Memorial Teaching Hospital in Multan on February 10, 2025. Dr. Safeet successfully performed the LMA + IOL surgery.

With a bright smile and new hope, Mubeen’s mother said: “Watching my daughter struggle every day broke my heart. Now, I’m happy beyond measure. Thank you for giving her the gift of clear vision and a happy childhood.”

After the surgery, Mubeen can now see the world clearly and enjoy life like other children of her age. Her life has been filled with colors just because of your support. Mubeen’s family extends their deepest appreciation to you for helping them during their difficult time.