Physical Health Bangladesh Project #3595

Restore Eye Sights To 500 Bangladeshis.

by Karmirhath

Project Report | Jul 20, 2015
Project Report

By Abdus Sobhan | Project Leader

Chitra

Karmirhath Hospital located at North-West Corner of Bangladesh has been serving the people of Gaibandha district since 1986. The Eye Care Section of the Hospital holds Cataract Surgery Session every months. During the last three months 2772 eye patients were treated at the hospital. Cataract operations were conduct on 73 patients.

Case Study:

Chitra (not her real name);

Chitra is a second year Honors student in a local college at Gaibandha. She developed problems in her eyes at the age of 10. Eye Specialist Drt. Abdus Samad at Karmirhath Hospital cured her eye problems without resorting to surgery. Chitra is now fully cured.

Ibrahim (not his real name):

Ibrahim, 70 years old is a resident of Masterpara in Gaibandha town. He is engaged in Agriculture profession. He developed problems in his eyes for long time. For long, doctors could not diagnose his eye problems. About one year ago, Ibrahim came to Karmirhath hospital. Dr. Abdus Samad, a retired Eye Specialist examined Ibrahim’s eyes. After a number of tests, Dr. Samad came to conclusion that Ibrahim has been suffering from Glaucoma, an eye disease related to pressure on eyes. It’s a complicated eye disease very difficult to cure. However, doctor has suggested some medicine that may give some relief to his eyes, if not cure.

Free treatment were given to both the patients. This has been possible due to liberal donations from GlobalGiving.

(asobhan)
M Abdus Sobhan
President, Karmirhath,
Gaibandha, Bangladesh.
Phone:88-0541-52245 (office)
88-0541-51831 (Home)
Cell: 88-01714088888/88-01780701718
Website: http://www.karmirhath.org/

Ibrahim

Links:

WebSite of Karmirhath

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Apr 17, 2015
Restore Eye Sights to 500 Bangladeshis

By Abdus Sobhan | Project Leader

Picture of Fulmoti

HELP RESTORE EYESIGHTS TO 500 BANGLADESHIS

PROJECT REPORT_APRIL, 2015

Cataract operations are going on smoothly at our Karmirhath Hospital. Thanks to our overseas donors who donated through GlobalGiving Foundations. 1126 eye patients received treatments during the last two months. 59 patients went through Cataract operations and got back their eye sights.

Case Study:

Fulmoti (Not her real name):

Fulmot is 36 years old. She is married and has 3 children. She works in an Ice cream factory as a day labour. Her husband is also a day labor and works as agriculture labor. Fulmoti was detected to have developed cataract in her eyes in an Eye Camp about five years ago. She was brought to Karmirhath Eye Hospital and admitted for cataract operations. After thorough examinations and tests, operations were conducted on both eyes Seven days apart, free of costs. With eye sights restored, Fulmoti went home, resumed her work as a day labor in Ice Cream Factory. She was very thankful to Karmirhath Hospital and to those donors who helped the hospital with fund and to those who provided fund for her treatment.

The undersigned thanks all donors of GlobalGiving who made possible to provide fund to give free services at the Karmirhath hospital.

             masobhan
       (M Abdus Sobhan)
     President, Karmirhath,
     Gaibandha, Bangladesh.
     Phone:88-0541-62245 (office)
         88-0541-61831 (Home)
        Cell: 88-01714088888
     Website: http://www.karmirhath.org/

Links:

web Address of KARMIRHATH

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Jan 15, 2015
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By Abdus Sobhan | Project Leader

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HELP RESTORE EYESIGHTS TO 500 BANGLADESHIS

PROJECT REPORT_JANUARY, 2015

Cataract operations are going on smoothly at our Karmirhath Hospital. Thanks to our overseas donors who donated through GlobalGiving Foundations. 1562 eye patients received treatments during the last two months. 63 patients went through Cataract operations and got back their eye sights.

Case Studies:

Ameena (Not her real name):

Ameena is 40 years old. She is married and has 4 children. She works in a rice mill as a day labour. Her husband is also a day labor and works as agriculture labor. Ameena developed some troubles in her eyes about three years ago. But could not afford to see an eye specialist. In November, 2014, Karmirhath organized a free Eye Camp at a school compound near Ameen;s home. Ameena took this opportunity to see a doctor. She was found to have developed cataract in both of her eyes. Ameena, along with other cataract patients, was brought to Karmirhath Hospital for treatment. After thorough examinations and tests, cataract operations were conducted on both eyes of Ameena, free of costs. With eye sights reatored, Ameena went home resumed her work as a day labor in rice mill. She profusely thanked Karmirhath hospital and to those who provided fund for her treatment.

Rahim (not his real name):

Rahim is 75 years old. He is a day labor. He has 4 daughters and 1 son. The son is married and lives elsewhere and does not help his parents. All daughters are married and all are poor too.

Rahim developed cataract more than 4 years ago. Now he went almost blind. Some kind hearted person one day brought him to Karmirhath hospital. At the hospital, Rahim was examined and cataract operations were conducted on both of his eyes, free of costs. He thanked Karmirhath hospital and he donors who funded the free cataract operations.

The undersigned thanks all donors of GlobalGiving who made possible to provide fund to give free services at the Karmirhath hospital.

             masobhan
        (M Abdus Sobhan)
     President, Karmirhath,
     Gaibandha, Bangladesh.
     Phone:88-0541-62245 (office)
         88-0541-61831 (Home)
        Cell: 88-01714088888
     Website: http://www.karmirhath.org/

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