Help Arif Stand Back on His Feet
Muhammad Arif's Story
In the city of Okara, Muhammad Arif, a 47-year-old resident, faced a life-altering challenge when his right leg had to be amputated due to a severe infection. This unfortunate event left Muhammad Arif in need of a right-above-knee prosthesis to regain mobility and independence. However, his disability rendered him unable to work, intensifying the financial strain on his already struggling family.
Muhammad Arif, living in a small house in Okara with his wife and three children, relied solely on his wife’s income as a house cleaner, earning approximately 17,000 rupees per month. Her wife is the sole earner in the family. This meager amount made it difficult for them to meet their basic needs, especially with utility bills amounting to 2,000 rupees and a loan of 200,000 rupees, burdening them further.
Arif said with teary eyes:
“Facing this overwhelming health crisis and the loss of my leg has left me feeling powerless. All I want is to regain my independence and provide for my beloved family. The mounting bill of an artificial leg has placed a heavy burden on us, making it difficult to see a way out of this constant struggle.”
In their quest for a solution, Muhammad Arif and his family turned to Transparent Hands, where his case was promptly registered, and the urgency of his need for a right-above-knee prosthesis was recognized. Now, we humbly appeal to the kindness and generosity of compassionate individuals to support Muhammad Arif’s campaign. Having undergone a leg amputation due to infection, Muhammad Arif is in desperate need of a right above-knee prosthesis to regain his mobility and independence. Your contributions will have a profound and transformative impact on his life, allowing him to navigate through each day with renewed confidence and freedom of movement. By alleviating their financial burden, your support will bring Muhammad Arif and his family closer to a brighter future filled with hope and possibilities.
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.
Nafees Batool
Donated: $ 363.95
Hope Rehabilitation Center
Donated: $ 84.61
Faraz Hamayoun
Donated: $ 50