Let’s Restore Muhammad Talha’s Hearing

Muhammad Talha's Story

Muhammad Talha, a two-year-old boy from Khairpur, Sindh, has struggled with congenital sensorineural hearing loss ever since he was born. When he was around a year old, his parents became aware of his condition since he was not responding to their voices. Feeling worried, they took him to the closest hospital right away, where a number of diagnostic procedures were performed. Muhammad Talha was found to have sensorineural deafness after the evaluation.

Talha was advised by the doctor to undergo cochlear implant surgery. A cochlear implant is an amazing medical technology that stimulates the auditory nerve directly with electrical stimulation in order to restore hearing. It consists of exterior and internal parts. The external portion is worn behind the ear and processes sounds before sending them to the inner implant.

Muhammad Talha lives in a small 2-marla home with his parents, grandparents, and one sister in Khairpur. His father earns PKR 49,000 a month as a government employee, supporting the family alone. With this limited salary, the family’s other financial commitments—such as rent and other daily expenses—have put them in a vulnerable situation where they cannot afford the costly cochlear implant procedure.

Muhammad Talha’s father said in despair:

“As a parent, it hurts to see how my child’s hearing issue prevents him from experiencing life to the fullest. Although I am hopeful about the possibility of a cochlear implant surgery, I am really concerned about the financial strain it would put on my shoulders. Kindly help me to arrange funds for my son’s surgery and provide him with a future full of limitless opportunities.”

Muhammad Talha’s parents contacted Transparent Hands to seek financial support to help their child. Your donation can make a significant difference in this young child’s life, enabling him to engage with the world around him and reach his full potential.