Sajida , a little girl from Pakistan was the 7th child born in a poor family. Her father struggled to provide daily necessities as a vegetable seller. Then one day a stroke of bad luck struck the family and in a moment sajidas life changed forever.
While sajidas was traveling in a train with her moher and her 5 siblings, a bomb planted under the seats blew up. Sajidas mother, brothers and sisters died intantly. She was left with a severe burns and disfigurement all over her body and seemingly bleak future.
The hose of charity reached out, grabbed her hand and brought her with four other burn victims to Houston. Sajida underwent multiple surgeries for reconstruction of her hands, arms, face, neck and scalp. These surgeries not only improved her physically but also boosted her emotionally. She is now a normal 7 year old child.
