Mohammad, who suffered a war injury to his head, has faced ongoing struggles as his injury led to recurring seizures and developed into frequent bacterial meningitis, with no permanent solution in sight. Between each setback, he's rushed to the hospital, only to return to his tent without lasting treatment or hope for recovery. The cost of the necessary medication is the thin line between alleviating his constant pain and enduring further suffering. In the face of this harsh reality, should we stand by and let the disease consume him, or extend a helping hand in his time of need?