Jad Kanaan Al-Taweel memoir on hemophilia in Jerusalem

Writer Jad Kenaan Al-Tawil shares his personal experience with hemophilia and how his struggles transformed into a message of hope and resilience. The narrative emphasizes his deep connection to Jerusalem, his battle with the illness, his experience of exile, and his involvement in community work. He explains that the novel, based on his autobiography, aims to raise awareness among the Palestinian community and families about the disease, while inspiring hemophilia patients to openly share their experiences and to avoid surrendering to fear or despair. Instead, he encourages writing as a means of comfort and motivation. He recounts details of his life starting from his birth in Jerusalem, through the period of exile in the United States, and his victory over the challenges of factor deficiency following a liver transplant 19 years ago. He emphasizes that willpower and hope enable individuals to overcome the most difficult circumstances. He concludes with a message that life can change in an instant, and that trusting in God and maintaining hope are the keys to overcoming challenges and achieving success.

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