After leaving Aleppo, Brother Nasr now lives with his wife’s family in a very modest home that lacks the most necessities of life. Severe psoriasis and Tourette’s syndrome have worn him down, making it extremely difficult for him to do any kind of work that could provide food for his three children. Debts to pharmacies and grocery shops keep piling up, while he stands helpless in front of his family’s daily needs and the cost of his own medication. In the middle of these painful circumstances, Nasr needs a compassionate hand to reach out to him — to help him, ease what he and his children are going through, and give them a chance to breathe again.