Mst.Munjila Khatun

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Munjila Khatun is 17 years and 5 months old. But unlike most girls her age, her world is quiet—silent not just in sound, but in movement, in speech, and in experience. She suffers from an intellectual disability that has shaped every day of her life since childhood. At the age of six, when her parents noticed her unusual condition, they took her to a local doctor. The diagnosis came gently but heavily—Munjila was a special child, someone who would need extra care, patience, and support for the rest of her life. That moment changed everything for the family. Today, Munjila cannot walk. She cannot stand. She cannot speak. Only her parents understand her—her eyes, her little gestures, the quiet sadness or fleeting joy that passes across her face. Her world is locked away inside her, and it’s only her parents who hold the key to understanding even a part of it. Her mother speaks with tears in her eyes, "Her father works hard, but he earns very little. We cannot afford good hospitals or specialized doctors. We have dreams for her—small dreams—just to see her walk, or even say a word. But we can’t make them come true.” She watches other children—children the same age as Munjila—go to school, play in the fields, laugh with their friends. She sees what Munjila is missing and feels a deep pain that words cannot carry. “Please,” she says, “we request UHCD to help us. To do something—anything—for her physical improvement. We want her to have a chance… just a chance to live a life with a little more light.” Munjila waits—silently. Her body still, but her spirit quietly holding on