In a time of war, she did not bear arms, but rather hope... Aunt Mayada ran a field hospital to save the wounded, and she was imprisoned for six months. However, she did not leave as she entered; instead, she left with three fractured vertebrae in her neck and unrelenting pain. She was forced to undergo surgery with a spinal fixation device, but the pain continued to accompany her, just as the scars of imprisonment remain with her at every moment. After her release, she lives in a small rented house, but it is not hers alone; she shares it with relatives and has no source of income. She paid the price of saving lives with her health and freedom... Will we find a hand to alleviate her daily suffering?