Expression of Gratitude for the Development of Her Son, Asri Welas Shares Free Glasses for Cataract Patients

Kapanlagi.com - Asri Welas always wants to give the best for her children, especially for her son, Rayyan Gibran Ridha Rahardja, who has had cataracts since birth. But now Gibran's condition is getting better.

Therefore, Asri Welas feels very grateful to see her child's progress. From what her child has experienced, it turns out that it has touched Asri Welas' heart to help other children with the same disease as her child.

Asri Welas has launched a program to distribute free glasses to underprivileged children who experience similar problems. Not just a few, there are as many as 2,025 glasses that Asri will distribute.

"Gibran has 2,025 glasses that we will distribute to underprivileged children. It's free, we have already given them to 200 people, there are still many glasses left. You can DM Asri Welas later and we will guide you," said Asri Welas when met in the Kemayoran area, Central Jakarta, on Monday (11/12).

"We still have more than 1,800 glasses for children who are born with cataracts but are underprivileged," she continued.

1. Happy to See Child's Development

In addition, Asri also shared her happiness in witnessing Gibran's growth and development, as he is now able to do many things.

"(Gibran) is good, his glasses have come down again, we'll check it later. He can count, recite short surahs, wants to become an imam, and can read," she said.

2. Sometimes Feel Sad

However, Asri does not deny that she sometimes feels sad because she has to leave her child at home due to work commitments. But fortunately, Rayyan Gibran Ridha Rahardja understands and is aware of his mother's work.

"Sometimes he looks for me, his limit is 3 days. If I don't come home, he gets fussy. It's difficult to limit our work, especially when our work is unlimited, but I often have conversations with him and he understands," she added.

(kpl/irf/pit)