Noor Ul Ain Needs Cochlear Implant Surgery to Hear

Noor Ul Ain Shujaat's Story

Noor Ul Ain, a 1-year-old baby girl from Bahawalpur, can’t hear her parents’ and siblings’ voices. Since birth, she has lived in complete silence—unable to respond to voices or sounds around her. While other children of her age begin to smile at familiar sounds, Noor remains unaware of the sounds around her. Deeply worried, her parents took her to a specialist who conducted several diagnostic tests. After a thorough medical evaluation, Noor was diagnosed with sensorineural hearing loss – a condition that prevents the transmission of sound signals from the inner ear to the brain. The doctor has recommended cochlear implant surgery. However, they are unable to pay for this surgery.

If Noor doesn’t undergo the surgery on time, she might not be able to develop the ability to hear and speak. The sooner she receives the cochlear implant, the better her chances of speech and language development, which are important at her age.

Noor lives in a humble home with her parents. Her father works as a laborer to make ends meet. Her mother serves as a police constable. Despite both parents working hard, their combined income is barely enough to meet the daily needs of the household. Saving for such an expensive surgical procedure is far beyond their financial reach.

Noor’s family said in despair:

“It breaks our hearts when we call out her name and she doesn’t even turn her head. Every day without hearing is a challenge for Noor. A cochlear implant can change her life, but the surgery is simply too expensive for us. Please secure her future.”

Your support can give Noor the chance to hear, speak, and grow just like other children. Let’s join hands to help this little girl step into a world filled with voices, love, and possibilities.

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