Saba Gul, a teenage girl from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Buner area, is a true picture of courage, bravery and enthusiasm.
Saba lost her both hands due to a severe electric shock in 2005. She recalls this incident in these words:
“I was playing with my friends when a high-voltage wire fell upon me. My parents rushed me to the district hospital in Buner. The doctors amputated both hands and since then I am using my feet as my hands to get through life.”
What’s most important is that she did not let this tragic incident being a hurdle in achieving her goals. She gets through life using her feet as hands.
Gul has recently got admission in KP’s one of the most prestigious colleges, the Islamia College of Peshawar. She was very excited about her admission.
Saba idolizes late Human Rights activist Asma Jahangir and the renowned model in the wheelchair Muniba Mazari and wants to become a lawyer.
She wants to work and struggle for the rights of women, especially the physically challenged.
Saba has become an inspiration to her classmates. Her fellow students and close friend envy her bravery and wish her luck for the future.
Respect 4 Her … as we have limited sensible human left in this country, specially no one in government sobody have to do something of prosthesis
https://www.ottobockus.com/prosthetics/upper-limb-prosthetics/solution-overview/above-elbow-prosthesis-featuring-dynamicarm/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qUPnnROxvY
If I have money I can for sure help people like her
Apart from these ottobock prosthesis, these are being indigenously made in pakistan as well and aval at quite a low cost with great results.
This is much better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_brnKz_2tI
She needs more newspapers covering her story. Inspirational.
and gov can fund her to provide bionic hands since they are easily available now in pakistan
What a great role model. May Allah bless her and give us all the strength to be strong just like her.
ALLAH Mazeed Kamyab Kare : Aaamen