Let’s Support Saba’s Recovery from Gallstones

Saba Raheel's Story

Saba Raheel, a 38-year-old woman from Lahore, has been suffering from severe pain in her upper right abdomen for the past year. Initially, the pain was mild and occasional, but it has worsened significantly with time. Her condition is accompanied by persistent nausea, vomiting, and fever. Even simple tasks like sitting have become challenging for her. Deeply worried about her condition, Saba went to a local hospital. After a thorough examination and diagnostic tests, the doctor diagnosed her with symptomatic gallstones — a condition where hardened deposits in the gallbladder cause severe pain. To relieve her pain and prevent further health risks, the doctor has advised Saba to undergo an open cholecystectomy. However, her family can’t afford the surgery.

If left untreated, Saba’s condition will deteriorate. It may lead to severe complications such as gallbladder infection (cholecystitis), bile duct blockage, or even life-threatening sepsis.

This surgery is essential to relieve her constant pain, restore her quality of life, and allow her to continue providing for her children.

Saba works as a schoolteacher and earns just PKR 25,000 per month. Her husband is currently unemployed, and she is the sole breadwinner for her family of five, including their three young children. They live in a small rented house, with rent and utility bills consuming most of her modest income. She struggles to cover daily living expenses. Despite her best efforts, Saba cannot manage to save enough for the surgery that is crucial for her recovery and well-being.

Saba said with teary eyes:

“As a mother, I want nothing more than to stay strong for my children. This pain is draining me every day. I request you to help me undergo this surgery so I can take care of my family again. Kindly support my surgery.”

Saba is now reaching out for your help. Your generous support can ease Saba’s suffering and ensure she receives the life-saving surgery.

Open your hearts and give for Saba’s life-changing surgery.