The family lives in a worn-out tent in Yazibagh Camp, enduring extremely harsh conditions. They rely on Khaled, the father, who survives on irregular work that barely covers the essentials. Displaced from the city of Al-Safira, they returned only to find their home completely destroyed, leaving them with no choice but to remain in the camp. But their deepest struggle is with their son, Ahmad. Born with a spinal deformity that led to a tethered cord condition, his illness worsened over time, causing severe nerve damage in his foot that ultimately resulted in amputation. Since then, Ahmad has lived with profound physical and emotional pain. Today, he is a young man weighed down by despair, still unable to rely on himself even for the simplest daily needs. His family stands helpless before his suffering, carrying a pain that does not ease. They are in urgent need of support—someone to help lighten a burden that has grown far too heavy to bear alone.