Vision: A Tale Of How Vision And Hard Work Can And Do Touch Lives And Change Them Inside Out

It’s a tale of courage and commitment in equal proportions. But more than anything else, it is a tale of a man’s vision who believed in the art of making possible the impossible. A real-life story of Abu Zafar Azad and his wife Atia who turned things around not just for themselves and their eight children, but also for anyone who came in touch with them. And all this through nothing but education. It’s an extraordinary tale of the power of the poor to be his own master.

With almost 40 doctors in the immediate family today – and with a few more in the process of getting there – the Azad household is the pride of the medical profession in Pakistan. And with that many practitioners, it is only inevitable that the book takes a close and informed look at the politics of health management in the country and suggests practical and possible ways to manage what apparently is beyond management. Inspired by the legacy of Azad and the courage of Atia, the family believes it can still make possible the impossible.