Mohammad, a father of four, was displaced from Damascus in 2013 after being injured and settled in northern Syria. Despite the hardships, he worked tirelessly to support his family, but illness left him with no choice. Day by day, his back pain worsened until it became unbearable. A large disc herniation and fractures in his lumbar vertebrae turned every movement into agony. Unable to work, he exhausted his savings within two months of suffering. Today, he lies in the hospital, in urgent need of surgery to stabilize his spine. But one obstacle remains—the cost of the operation, which he cannot afford. Will a helping hand reach out to ease his pain and give him hope for a new life?