Widad Khamis Wednesday, July 12, 2023 08:35 PM The singer and director have published Ahmed Tharwatthe son of the great artist, Muhammad Tharwat, the first video of a successful attempt to walk after suffering from a health problem that lasted for more than 160 days after suffering from a rare immune disease called “Miller Fisher”, which led to his stopping movement and walking, and he was forced to use a wheelchair.
And in the video, which he posted on his official account on social media, Ahmed Tharwat appeared trying to walk and stand after a long period of medical treatment and rehabilitation with the help of a medical team in Germany, saying: “Praise be to God, the generosity of our Lord, and thanks to your prayers, today, after 160 days of struggle with Miller syndrome.” Fisher, the first day I succeed, that I stand again on my feet after tens of weeks and hundreds of attempts, and I would like to thank everyone who prayed for me from his heart and all my companions and my family whose love for me was among the reasons that I stand again on my feet after the cover and success of our Lord.
And he continued: “I learned a lot from our Lord’s test for me, I learned contentment and praise in any case, and if our Lord covers us above everything, and the extent of your tolerance, His generosity comes to you, the last, and that He will not let you down as long as you are a Muslim, and that it is normal to start again every need from the first, and that there is still hope.” As long as I live, and may God inspire me at the beginning of the infection to document this test from the first day until now, and this is because the first time I do it, God willing, I hope to be a reason for raising awareness of such rare diseases and how, if God forbid, you or someone close to you could deal with it How, because a large part of recovery is the psychological state of the injured person.
Ahmed Tharwat’s fans interacted with the video greatly, praising his willpower and patience in facing the disease and overcoming it, and wished him continued health and wellness, and that he would soon return to normal life.
