Hazem Ehab recounts the difficult moments when his child died 13 days after his birth.

Egyptian artist Hazem Ehab spoke about some of the tough personal moments he went through during his appearance on the podcast "Fayek w Ra'ik" with media personality Ibrahim Fayek on YouTube.

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During the interview, Hazem Ehab recounted his most significant emotional experiences that negatively impacted his mental and physical health, including the loss of his infant son just days after his birth.

Hazem Ehab said his emotional journey began with three difficult experiences, during which he was betrayed twice, and the third ended with him being dumped at a painful time, causing him a health crisis in the form of an irregular heartbeat that required him to be hospitalized.

Hazem Ehab continued: "I was young and started to care about my appearance and style, but despite all of that, things weren't going well."

Hazem Ehab spoke about meeting his current wife, "Mona," considering it a turning point in his life. He explained that he decided to propose to her just one week after they met, despite his limited financial circumstances, saying, "I told her clearly, 'I don't have money, but if God blesses me, I'll get engaged and married right away.'"

Regarding the pregnancy, Ihab recounted that doctors discovered a defect in the fetus's heart during the fifth month, as one of the heart's chambers was not functioning normally. Despite the difficult medical diagnoses and advice to have an abortion, Ihab refused to make the decision, fearing it would put his wife at risk. He said, "I couldn't bear the thought of something happening to her because of me."

On the day of his birth, baby Younis was transferred to Dr. Magdi Yacoub Hospital, where he underwent surgery just six hours after his birth. Although the surgery was partially successful, his heart muscle was not strong enough to pump blood, and the infant struggled for 13 days before passing away.

Ihab concluded his speech by saying: "I believed he would live. I prepared the bed for him, but thank God, God chose him and made him an intercessor for us." .