You Assisted Safdar Replace His Worn-Out Prosthesis
Muhammad Safdar's Story
Safdar, a 50-year-old resident of Sialkot, had a roadside accident that resulted in a severe and traumatic injury to his right leg. The gravity of the situation necessitated the amputation of his leg above the knee to save his life. While the amputation allowed him to survive, it also brought with it a new set of challenges and adjustments.
After the amputation, Safdar was fitted with an above-knee prosthesis, which provided him with a glimmer of hope by restoring some measure of mobility and independence. However, as time went on, the wear and tear on the prosthesis became evident, and he found himself in urgent need of a replacement. Unfortunately, the financial burden of his disability had left him in a vulnerable position, unable to work and struggling to support himself and his family.
In his desperate search for support and a solution, Safdar’s prayers were answered when he reached out to Transparent Hands. Recognizing the immense challenges he faced and the importance of a functioning prosthesis in restoring his quality of life, Transparent Hands took up his case with unwavering determination. They were committed to providing him with a new and reliable prosthesis that would enable him to regain his mobility and independence once again.
Thanks to the incredible support and kindness of generous donors, we were able to fulfill our commitment to Safdar. On March 18, 2024, Safdar’s leg was successfully fitted with a new artificial limb at the esteemed Hope Rehabilitation Centre, under the expert supervision of Dr. Khalid Niaz. The transformation Safdar experienced was nothing short of remarkable.
Overwhelmed with gratitude, Safdar expressed his heartfelt appreciation to Transparent Hands for their invaluable assistance throughout his challenging journey toward recovery. The provision of a new prosthetic leg became a transformative turning point in his life. Safdar was able to embrace life’s challenges with renewed confidence and determination.
Sam B
Donated: $ 31.72
Hope Rehabilitation Center
Donated: $ 6.53
TH EmergencyFund
Donated: $ 0