Patient Wishes
Murree Wish (Childlike Joy)
“My name is M. Hashim Awias. I have hemophilia, and because of my condition, I cannot travel or play like other children. My wish is very simple—I want to visit Murree once in my life. I want to see the mountains, feel the cold breeze, and enjoy the beauty of nature with my family. I just want one happy trip like other kids.”
Umrah Wish (Spiritual + Family Bond)
“My name is Sheroz. Living with hemophilia is not easy, but I have a dream in my heart. I want to perform Umrah with my mother and father. I want to pray in front of the Kaaba and ask Allah for health and happiness for my family. This is my biggest wish.”
Sisters’ Marriage Wish (Responsibility + Emotion)
“We are four brothers, all suffering from . We also have sisters whose marriages are not yet done. Being poor and struggling with illness, we are unable to support our family the way we want. We may not be able to do much because of our condition, but our biggest wish is to see our sisters happily married and settled. We request your prayers and support in making this dream possible.”
Education Wish (Hope for Future)
“My name is Zain. Because of frequent pain and bleeding, I often miss school. But I really want to study and become something in life. My wish is to complete my education without interruptions and make my parents proud.”
Normal Life Wish (Universal Pain Point)
“My name is Horria Fatima. I don’t want a big life, I just want a normal one. I want to run, play, and live like other children without fear of bleeding. My wish is to live my childhood freely.”
Treatment Relief Wish (Financial Reality)
“My name is Fahad Hussain Nawz. My treatment is expensive, and my parents struggle a lot to manage it. My wish is that my medicines are always available so I don’t have to see my parents worried all the time.”
Future Dream Wish (Inspiration Angle)
“My name is uzair . Even though I am a hemophilia patient, I have big dreams. I want to become a doctor so I can help other children like me who are suffering. My wish is to turn my pain into purpose.”
