The Pakistani families caught in an endless cycle of blood transfusions

In Pakistan, families affected by thalassaemia major face a heartbreaking reality as many children with this genetic disorder do not survive past the age of 10. The only lifeline for these children is regular blood transfusions, which are crucial for their survival. This situation highlights the urgent need for increased blood donations and awareness about thalassaemia, as many families find themselves in a relentless cycle of medical need and emotional distress. Addressing this issue is vital not only for the health of these children but also for the well-being of their families and communities.