Being a mother is no less than a miracle but in Pakistani society this most important moment is often taken as normal only as a part of a woman’s writing .There are very few husbands who can understand the pain and the emotion that makes one The woman is passing by at the moment. Even in showbiz, most men are not able to interpret these moments correctly. But actor Hassan Hayat wrote the whole story in honor of his wife Sadia Ghaffar.
Because his daughter Raya Hayat was born in the United States and he was away at the time, he has called the whole experience a miracle story.
“It was the night of July 2 and I was finishing the shoot and I was thinking that the flight to the United States was on the 5th. and I was not thinking about packing but about my pregnant wife,” he said. I was on my way home when a call came from a travel agent that your flight has been canceled and now it is difficult to find any alternative flight.
My heart stopped beating because the doctors had said that the baby was expected to be born by July 10 and the agent said that it was difficult to get a flight before July 14. How could I tell Sadia that he had already told me everything? She was suffering without, How could I tell her that your husband will not be able to reach you at this important time.
I begged the agent to do his best for my flight , the next morning when I woke up the agent had sixteen miss calls. And he told me that the July 4 flight was over. How close I was to lose this important moment but it was a miracle and now I was leaving a day before that. Hassan says I thought I would surprise Sadia that I arrived a day earlier But when I stopped at the Istanbul airport and called, Sadia told me that she had been shifted to the hospital. How I got to Los Angeles, USA It was a long journey.
But when I reached the hospital with many difficulties and miracles, as soon as the door of the room opened, I saw my wife’s face and I can’t express in words the feeling that I had a strong feeling of love for Saadia. She took a deep breath and a tear came out of the corner of her eye. How oppressive it was.
Then came the time when it was time for our daughter to come. If she had been in Pakistan, she would have been kicked out of the room, but there I was told to stand in support of my wife. And then I realized what a great test it is for a woman to be a mother … For an hour and a half I held Sadia’s hand and she kept fighting her pain. And then the greatest joy of our lives was announced to come into the world.
One miracle after another made me realize how much happiness Sadia has given me in life.