The Campaign is Over. Their Stories Are Not.

Mufeeda is a sick woman who suffers from recurrent asphyxia that sometimes caused a coma. Her husband is with fractures and his son works hard for low income. Both have no means to afford the cardiac catheterization she needed. You were the ones who lent her a helping hand and enabled her to recover. 

Maya is a little girl who lives in Lebanon. She complains of osteoporosis, so she was deprived of a normal childhood. Her poor family had no means to pay for her surgery. 

Ghufran is a baby who has been spending most of her days in hospitals since her birth. Her father abandoned her a mother mother when she was 4 months old. The baby who was born with an acute pneumonitis needs oxygen generator that was beyond her impoverished mother's means.  

Malak is another girl whose facial features were deformed by burns that also damaged her hand. The fire of a bombing barrel left her with these deformations. She needed medications, ointments while she was receiving treatment in Turkey. 

All of these cases and many others were secured through the 1000 Medical Cases campaign. 525 cases were admitted from Syria, 189 from Turkey, 48 from Jordan, and 238 from Lebanon. 

Cases varied between cardiac, ophthalmic, delivery, surgeries, cancer, and otological in addition to securing medications, medical analyses, radio imaging, and medical devices.

Thanks to your tremendous support, the campaign has reached its target and hundreds of vulnerable Syrians are feeling much better. But it goes without saying that there are thousands and thousands of more cases that remain in desperate need of medical care that they cannot afford.