Haya Al-Fahad’s Daughter: Treatment in London Failed Haya Al-Fahad’s Daughter: My mother lost the ability to speak

Susan, daughter of the artist Haya Al-Fahad, confirmed that her mother continues to receive medical care after returning to Kuwait from a treatment trip in London, under close supervision by the family and her manager.

In a phone interview on a TV program, Susan explained that the treatment in London did not achieve the desired results, and the family immediately resumed treatment in Kuwait near their relatives, expressing hope for her health to improve in the coming period.

Susan added that the stroke greatly affected her mother’s overall health, describing the current situation as very difficult for the family. She noted that the most psychologically challenging aspect is the loss of her mother’s ability to speak, affirming her deep appreciation for the messages of support and prayers, which give the family positive energy and renewed hope.

Youssef Al-Ghaith, Haya Al-Fahad’s manager, stated that the stroke caused severe brain damage, affecting speech and vision, and that doctors decided to prohibit visits due to the sensitivity of her condition. He explained that the treatment in London lasted nearly five months without noticeable improvement, which led the family to continue the medical follow-up in Kuwait near their relatives.

Haya Al-Fahad’s name has topped social media platforms, receiving wide prayers and support from fans in Kuwait and the Gulf wishing her a speedy recovery. Her participation in the upcoming Ramadan project was postponed due to her health. Her last dramatic work was the series “Afkar Ommi”, directed by Basel Al-Khatib and written by Abdulmohsen Al-Roudan, starring a distinguished cast including Ibrahim Al-Hassawi, Zahra Al-Kharji, Shaimaa Ali, and Reem Arhama.