My name is Amjad, and I have been battling a severe nerve condition called Trigeminal Neuralgia for the past 15 years. This illness causes sudden, electric-shock-like pain on one side of the face — pain so intense and constant that it’s often called the “suicide disease.”

Four years ago, I underwent brain surgery called Microvascular Decompression (MVD), which gave me temporary relief. But sadly, the pain has returned with full force. My doctors have told me I urgently need a second MVD surgery — without it, I cannot return to a normal life.

I am currently living in Saudi Arabia, but I am originally from Pakistan. The cost of surgery here is extremely high — much more than I can afford. I’ve always worked hard to support my family, but now I am in a situation where I need help to survive.

I have a little daughter who is just 1.5 years old. She is beginning to smile, take her first steps, and discover the world. I want to be there for her, to hold her, to raise her — but this pain makes even smiling feel impossible.

I'm reaching out to you with hope in my heart. Your support — whether it’s through signing this petition, sharing it, or helping financially — can make all the difference. It could help me get the treatment I need and bring back the life I’ve been fighting to keep.

This condition has made everyday life a nightmare. Eating, speaking, and even laughing cause unbearable pain. But I haven’t given up — and I won’t — because I believe there are kind people out there who care.

Please help me by signing and sharing this petition. You might be the reason I get a second chance at life.

Thank you so much.

Amjad
Pakistan