Abul Bajandar, known as "The Tree Man," navigates life with a rare condition, "Tree Man" Syndrome, overcoming surgeries and setbacks to experience the joy of holding his daughter.
A Man Who Was Called “The Tree Man” Was Able to Hold His Daughter Again After Many Surgeries
By
Haider Ali in
Health and Fitness
On 22nd December 2023
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The man known as "The Tree Man" has an unusual deformity in his hands that has defined his life.
He overcame great obstacles on his path to undergo multiple surgeries after being dubbed for his unusual ailment.
With determined perseverance and the expert care of medical specialists, he has now regained a basic yet profound joy: holding his daughter again.
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Abul Bajandar Has A Rare Condition Called 'Tree Man’ Syndrome.
A man from Bangladesh named Abul Bajandar suffers from "Tree Man" Syndrome, an uncommon and unique ailment.
Surgical operations only provide short relief from this inherited illness, which is regrettably incurable despite not being contagious.
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Abul's struggles are not unique to him; there are others all around the world who are battling the difficulties this syndrome presents.
The skin growths that resemble tree bark and resemble warts appear as a symptom of this illness.
Despite their initial tiny size, these growths have the potential to expand dramatically, leaving people who are impacted severely disabled.
He Has It From A Young Age.
His issue started when he was in his adolescent, when he was between the ages of 13 and 14.
Unfortunately, the condition worsened quickly as he grew older, affecting different areas of his body.
After 16 Surgeries He Was Able To Hold His Daughter Again.
Abul Bajandar reached a significant milestone in 2016 and 2017 at Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh: he was able to hold his daughter once more.
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This came after he underwent a series of 16 surgeries. In an attempt to provide some hope in his fight against Tree Man Syndrome, surgical procedures were performed to remove the lesions that resembled bark from his hands and feet.
"If I recover from this, I want to work again, to build a small business to help my daughters in her studies and to give them a good life," Bajandar emphasized as he talked about the incredibly fulfilling feeling he gets from spending time with his kids.
These remarks demonstrate his strong commitment to giving his family a brighter future in addition to his drive to overcome the obstacles presented by his unusual disease.
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Abul Bajandar finds strength in his mother's and wife's continuous support during his difficult struggle with Tree Man Syndrome.
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Their unwavering presence gives him comfort and encouragement when the problem recurs.
In his reflection on the transformative effect of fatherhood, Bajandar says, "My daughter gave me hope for life again when she was born." I was unwilling to abandon her as an orphan. It seemed like I had to survive for her.
Abul Bajandar’s Condition Returned But He Remains Hopeful.
Abul Bajandar has a strong sense of hope even in the face of his condition's depressing return.
The condition returned, much to the surprise of doctors who had not thought it would.
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Bajandar remains unfazed and declares, "My only dream is to recover from this situation and live a healthy life," demonstrating his undying hope.
His moving remarks capture both the universal need for health and well-being as well as the unique struggles he faces.
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As he says, "All I can say is that I truly believe and hope that a cure exists for this disease," Bajandar's unwavering optimism is evident.
His unwavering spirit in the face of hardship represents the fortitude of people dealing with uncommon and difficult medical problems.