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Straight facts

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Last day of March… and nothing but gratitude

Thank you, Lord,
for the lessons I didn’t understand at first…
for the blessings I almost overlooked…
and for the strength that kept me going when I felt like giving up.

Every challenge had a purpose.
Every step brought growth.

Stepping into a new month with faith, hope, and a grateful heart.

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Spicy enough to hurt

Since 1990, Saudi Arabia has been running one of the world’s most remarkable humanitarian medical efforts — the Saudi Conjoined Twins Programme.

Families from around the world are flown to Riyadh — with everything covered:

Travel
Housing
Surgery
Rehab & long-term care

All free.

Led by renowned surgeon Abdullah Al Rabeeah, these highly complex operations take months of planning — mapping shared organs, rehearsing every step before surgery even begins.

Over 35 years, the program has:

Assessed 152 cases from 28 countries
Successfully separated 67 pairs of twins

But what makes it truly powerful…

The care doesn’t end after surgery.

Families receive years of follow-up, support, and rehabilitation — giving these children a real chance at life.

In 2024, even the United Nations recognized the importance of this work by marking World Conjoined Twins Day.

Behind all the numbers, there’s something simple:

Lives that would have been impossible… given a second chance.

Does it even count as a system?

Maybe, Maybe Not