Tayfun D.

The darkness of the night lasts until the sunrise..!

The night will eventually end, Everywhere will be bright, The stars will fade away as the sun rises, Wait, the day of hope will come.

Knowing the flow of life's unknowns, holding onto faith and hope, and even interpreting evil as good can be a means to hold on. Difficult times are often heralds of beautiful moments, and pains strengthen a person, not only increasing awareness but, so to speak, giving birth to new beginnings.

Sometimes, the greatest trial is to wait, even though it's very difficult, never letting go of this patience is a remedy. Isn't it the darkness of the night until the sunrise? These days are difficult for Miray, our daughter, and her family, as they go through dark times that even the sun cannot illuminate, but dawn is near. Miray is only a month old, and her mother had to take unpaid leave from work for the long-term treatment of her daughter. Her father, an electrical technician, had to leave work as well, and Miray's brother, who is only nine years old, is also affected. As soon as she opened her eyes to the world, she embarked on a search for a cure. If she can't reach her medication, the disease will slowly envelop her body, rendering her bedridden and dependent on a respirator. Thankfully, with early diagnosis, treatment can be much more effective, and if this process doesn't drag on too long, it will hopefully lead to fewer losses. Hopefully, there won't be a need for years of recovery efforts for lost muscles and abilities, which is often the case with late-diagnosed or late-detected cases after treatment. Our prayers are wholeheartedly directed towards this outcome.

We stand by this child who holds onto life tightly with her heart and looks warmly with her speaking eyes.

Wait, the day of hope will come!