Faisal is a young boy suffering from a disease that he cannot treat on his own. His father is unemployed, and his mother works in people's houses, earning money to provide food for her children. Every day, Faisal requires two doses of cream, each costing 200 Afghanis, to help ease his condition. Despite his illness, Faisal spends his days in the streets, buying dry bread and old iron scraps. Unfortunately, he cannot afford to buy the cream needed for his treatment. Faisal suffers greatly from this illness, which is considered untreatable in Afghanistan, though it is treatable abroad. However, Faisal's family lacks the means to send him abroad for treatment. Faisal and his family are now seeking help from kind-hearted people, both inside and outside of Afghanistan, to support him in receiving treatment, so he can be free from this untreatable illness, Insha'Allah.