My child was born via cesarean section at Al-Roum Hospital in Beirut. Since birth, he suffered from a brain condition diagnosed as hydrocephalus, which required surgery at two months of age to implant a drainage device (shunt).

At six months old, it was discovered that the device had failed, resulting in a build-up of fluid, brain pressure, lack of oxygen, and temporary cardiac arrest. An urgent second surgery was performed. Afterwards, he developed seizures due to abnormal brain activity and has been on anti-epileptic medication since then.

At the age of one year, a third surgery was conducted due to previous surgical errors. Since then, my child has experienced physical and developmental delays, including difficulty walking and delayed speech.

Current Condition (Age: 4 years):

Delayed walking and inability to balance properly.

Severe speech delay and inability to express himself.

General motor delay, including fine and gross motor skills.

Suffers from brain seizures and is on continuous medication.

Undergoes regular sessions of speech therapy, sensory and motor therapy, and occupational therapy.

Unable to attend school due to his special medical needs.


Social and Economic Situation:

The child is the only son and requires full-time care by his mother.

The family suffers from severe financial hardship and cannot afford the continuous medical expenses.

Expenses include: monthly medications, therapy sessions, frequent medical check-ups, transportation, and additional needs.


Purpose of This Report:
We kindly ask for support from humanitarian organizations, charitable institutions, and generous donors to assist this child in receiving the proper treatment and support he needs to improve his quality of life. All medical reports, tests, and radiology images are available and officially certified.