By Baraa Ali | Fundraising Officer
Dear Supporter,
Mulham entered the world too early.
Instead of going home in his mother’s arms, this premature newborn was rushed directly to intensive care at one of SEMA’s hospitals in northern Syria.
His condition was serious.
Doctors discovered that Mulham was suffering from respiratory distress and a bloodstream infection — two dangerous conditions for such a fragile newborn.
His medical team immediately began intensive treatment and close monitoring.
For days, Mulham remained under specialized care while his tiny body fought to recover.
Then, slowly, encouraging signs began to appear.
Mulham started to improve.
Today, we are grateful to share that his condition has progressed because the treatment he urgently needed was available when every hour mattered.
And supporters like you helped make that possible.
Your generosity helps SEMA provide vulnerable newborns with intensive care, medications, medical equipment, and the specialized treatment they need during the most fragile moments of their lives.
Thank you for helping give Mulham the chance to keep growing, breathing, and fighting.
His story is moving toward recovery.
But tonight, another newborn may arrive at one of SEMA’s hospitals needing that same chance.
With heartfelt gratitude,
SEMA
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