It's November 2009 in Fallujah, a city west of Baghdad in Iraq which lies upon the banks of the famous Euphrates river. At the Fallujah General Hospital, a beautiful baby girl named Janna (the word for “paradise” in Arabic) has just been born. The blessing of giving birth to a healthy child is the dream of all aspiring parents, but as Janna lies in the ward with a head full of hair and curious eyes, it’s not long before the doctors realise something is gravely wrong. Janna has been born with a neural tube defect. The neural tube forms the early brain and spine. In her specific case, there is a defect in her vertebral column, resulting in paralysis of her lower limbs.
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