Help Ahmad Rezwan Noori Fight Eye Cancer

Hi, my name is Feroza Rahmatzada, and I am Ahmad Rezwan Noori’s aunt. I am starting this

fundraiser with a heavy heart to help my 3-year-old nephew, Ahmad, who has been diagnosed with eye cancer (retinoblastoma).

Ahmad lives in Afghanistan with his parents. His family first noticed serious problems with his eye and vision. Sadly, due to the cancer, Ahmad has already lost one eye. Now, he is experiencing severe pain in his remaining eye, and doctors have warned that without urgent treatment, he may lose his vision completely and his life could be at risk.

Unfortunately, specialized treatment for this condition is not available in Afghanistan. Doctors have advised that Ahmad needs immediate treatment outside the country to control the cancer, relieve his pain, and try to save his remaining eye.

Ahmad urgently needs to travel to Pakistan for further testing and life-saving treatment. Time is

extremely critical. The cost of a visa is approximately $1,700 per person, not including airline tickets. In addition to travel, there are major expenses for hospital care, medical tests, medications near the hospital, and follow-up treatment.

As his aunt, it is heartbreaking to see a 3-year-old child suffer so much pain and fear while his family struggles to afford the care he desperately needs. We are asking for help so Ahmad can receive proper medical treatment as soon as possible and have a chance to live without pain and with hope for the future.

All donations will be used for:

- Urgent travel to Pakistan

- Visa fees and airline tickets

- Hospital treatment and medical tests

- Cancer medications and pain management

- Lodging and basic living expenses during treatment

- Follow-up medical care

Every donation, share, and prayer means more than words can express. Your kindness can help give

Ahmad a chance to survive, relieve his suffering, and protect his remaining vision.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for supporting Ahmad and our family during this incredibly

difficult time.

— Feroza Rahmatzada