Karachi (Web Desk):
“When my son Hassan Abdur Rehman took his first steps at the age of three and a half, it was the happiest moment of my life. Then when he passed his 8th grade exams, and now his 9th-grade board exams, it felt like not just a milestone — but a miracle I could hardly believe.”
These are the heartfelt words of a mother describing the incredible journey of her son, Hassan Abdur Rehman, a 17-year-old boy living with Cerebral Palsy, who has defied all odds through perseverance, faith, and parental love.
When Hassan was diagnosed, his parents knew little about cerebral palsy — its symptoms, challenges, or how it would affect his future. But they refused to give up. Through years of dedication, therapy, and unwavering belief, they helped Hassan learn to walk, study, and lead an independent life.
Today, Hassan not only walks on his own but continues his education with determination and hope. His story proves that with courage, patience, and unconditional love, even the toughest challenges can be overcome.
Cerebral Palsy, a neurological condition affecting movement and coordination, can limit mobility — but Hassan’s story is a shining reminder that no disability can define one’s potential.
His parents continue to support his dream of living a meaningful and empowered life, setting an example for families around the world.
