Raed, a 45-year-old man from the Talbiyeh Refugee Camp  in Zizia, faced significant health challenges that deeply affected his life. Living with his family of seven in a modest rented home, Raed relied on a small social aid salary as the only source of income. For years, he struggled with unstable angina, a condition that caused severe chest pain and made it nearly impossible to work or carry out everyday tasks.

Raed underwent a cardiac catheterization procedure, where three stents were successfully placed in his heart arteries. Initially, the procedure seemed to offer a glimmer of relief, but Raed continued to experience pain with any physical exertion.

Determined to understand the root of his ongoing discomfort, his doctors recommended further testing. He underwent another  cardiac catheterization at AbdulHadi Hospital, where doctors discovered a 60% blockage in his right coronary artery. An additional stent was placed, and this time, the improvement was more profound.

Today, he is healthier and more comfortable, able to live with greater ease and a renewed sense of hope. His journey is a testament to his resilience combined with MAP Jordan’s comprehensive, and compassionate medical care.