Iron Boy

Arthur's childhood is marked by frequent hospital visits and blood transfusions due to beta-thalassemia major, a rare genetic disorder that hinders his body's production of healthy red blood cells. Unlike typical childhood memories of holidays and family gatherings, his experiences revolve around medical treatments, shaping his understanding of life and resilience. This narrative explores the challenges and emotional landscape of living with a chronic illness from an early age, highlighting the impact on family dynamics and personal growth.