Salah is a prisoner in a body that matures too soon, forcing upon him the characteristics of adulthood: the roughness of his voice, mood swings, and a body that grows too quickly, defying his childhood. The early puberty he endures has stolen the chance for him to play like other children, replacing it with long treatments and a burden that only grows heavier. His father, a humble laborer earning a meager wage, stands helpless before the high cost of treatment that far exceeds his ability, as he watches Salah’s childhood slip away day by day. Salah asks for little; all he desires is to receive the treatment he needs and to grow up normally, like other children his age. Will there be a hand willing to reach out and save him?