Support Samadya Bibi’s Cholecystectomy

Samadya Bibi Bibi's Story

Samadya Bibi, a 46-year-old woman from Karachi, has been experiencing right upper abdominal pain for three years. The condition is accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and indigestion. She consulted a doctor who, after running lab tests and a thorough evaluation, diagnosed her with Cholelithiasis – hardened deposits formed in the gallbladder. Samadya was receiving symptomatic treatment but couldn’t get relief. For months now, this condition has taken a toll on her life, making even the simplest activities a struggle. Now, her doctor has recommended cholecystectomy, a surgery to remove the gallbladder. It is the only way to relieve her suffering and prevent further complications.

The sharp, stabbing pains in her abdomen have become a daily reality, turning her active life into one filled with anxiety and frustration. She is unable to take care of her children, cook delicious meals for them, and perform her household tasks. Her condition often confines her to bed. Samadya lives in a 3-marla rented house with her husband and children. Her husband, the sole breadwinner in the family, is a daily wage laborer and earns just PKR 30,000. With nine children to support, house rent of PKR 7000, utility bills of PKR 3500, and educational expenses of PKR 6000, they have no room left for savings to pay for the essential surgery.

Samadya Bibi said with tears in her eyes:

“The thought of continuing to suffer from this pain and discomfort sends chills down my spine.  I feel helpless, knowing we can’t afford the surgery that would make me better. I request you to help me in undergoing this necessary surgery.”

The cholecystectomy surgery will not only ease Samadya’s pain but also give her the ability to perform routine tasks and take care of her children like she used to.

Let’s give Samadya Bibi the chance to live a normal and pain-free life. Your contributions can make a lasting difference for this mother and her family. Open your heart and give Samadya Bibi the gift of health and hope.

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