Most people can’t tell Aleeza has a limb replacement till they see it – now 3 years old.
During the Quetta Bomb attack in 2017 an 18 month old child narrowly escaped death thanks to the help of our regular supporters. Not only did we pay for an operation to remove a gangrene infection but we also stayed in contact with the family and have bene very much a part of Aleeza’s life since.
When the family needed a prosthetic limb for Aleeza we not only coordinated with the private hospital but paid for all the necessary treatment and travel for mother and child to complete the transplant.
Aleeza is a growing child and as you can imagine the non-living prosthetic limb will need continual replacement to meet the requirements of the growing living tissue of Aleeza’s right leg. Some of you may need a reminder of Aleeza’s progress since the bomb attack and I share the previous article on her initial limb replacement (click here).
Aleeza prosthetic leg was last upgraded last year in the month of June and she has been enjoying full independence since BPCA helped her get physically mobile. Below you can see a video of young Aleeza as she dances at a wedding the family was invited to. She looks confident as she struts her stuff on the dance floor for sure but to maintain her mobility she will now need to install a new prosthetic limb next month.
If you feel moved to help towards Aleeza’s limb please donate by clicking (here)
When we consider the state of Aleeza when we first got to know about her, we can’t help but think that every penny we have spent on her so far has
been really worth it. I remind you all of her near death situation when suffering with a gangrene infection, which can be viewed through this
video here:
