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A weekly ride to Faisalabad General Hospital for Amna
A rota of drivers to Faisalabad General Hospital would keep Amna on treatment. Even one trip a week helps.
🇵🇰 38057, Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan436 views
Amna has been on dialysis for 4 years and until recently drove to Faisalabad General Hospital alone. After surgery on their hand, Amna can no longer drive. Taxis cost more than the family can pay three times a week.
We're building a rota of volunteer drivers. Each session is 4 hours, including the trip there and back; most volunteers take one regular day. The journey is about 10 km each way.
Amna is cheerful company. You'd need a car in good condition and a clean driving record. We'll cover your fuel costs, and the family will send you home with homemade food.
Please say which day works for you in the comments.
Thank you for reading my story.
- effort
- one weekly trip
- format
- In person in Faisalabad
- skills
- reliable car, clean driving record
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- Levi Mejia 🇺🇸 ID verifiedAccepted
I live about 4 km from Faisalabad. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need.
- Hendrik Milan Van Dijk 🇳🇱
I live about 8 km from Faisalabad. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need Can bring a friend.
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take care. Look after yourselves too, caregivers need rest. All the best
So sorry you're going through this, Laiba. I hope things turn around soon. We lost years of savings to something like this so I get it!
wishing you peace. Hope the treatment goes smoothly and recovery is quick. Take care.
Good luck. Get well soon. After 28 years in hospitality I know how hard it's to ask for anything
Best of luck, Laiba. I work in healthcare and wanted you to know people are on your side