In a small two-room home in the city of Al-Bab, the family of Sobhi lives after coming from the Al-Khalidiya neighborhood in Homs when their original home was completely destroyed. Six people under one rented roof, with the only provider being the son, Mohammed, who works in an upholstery shop for a limited income that barely covers rent and daily essentials. Life’s hardship is doubled by Sobhi’s health condition; arterial blockage, varicose veins, and cervical disc degeneration have left him unable to move. Meanwhile, his daughter Huda, forty years old, suffers from a congenital deformity, intellectual disability, and cerebral palsy — making her care a heavy burden on the family. Between poverty, illness, and displacement, this family is in urgent need of compassionate hearts to lighten the weight of their suffering.