Some children are born into life, while others seem to be born directly into hardship. Firas suffers from kyphosis, significant shortening of his limbs, and a cleft palate. These conditions have greatly affected his growth and daily functioning. His brother, Moatasem, faces similar challenges, including limb shortening and a cleft palate, along with severe hearing loss. Doctors have recommended urgent use of hearing aids to help preserve his auditory nerve and prevent further deterioration. The family lives in a modest shelter inside a camp, under very difficult living conditions and with a limited income that barely covers basic needs such as food. Between illness, financial strain, and daily hardship, the family continues to hold on to hope, waiting for support that could ease the burden on both children and improve their quality of life.