The situation at Bab al-Hawa Hospital underscores the dire need for sustained funding; without it, over 32,000 patients risk losing essential medical services, threatening their lives.
Al-Khayal's nine-year battle with kidney failure illustrates the personal impact of systemic collapse in healthcare, highlighting the struggles faced by patients amidst violence and shortages.
The fragmentation of Syria into zones of control complicates access to medical care, particularly in opposition-held areas like Idlib, where resources are critically low.
As the funding crisis deepens and closures loom, many patients, like al-Khayal, find themselves facing uncertainty about their medical futures, intensifying an already dire situation.
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