Dream - Physical limitations do not become obstacles for Sajeriah, a 65-year-old grandmother, to fulfill her pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Despite her blindness, the smile on her face shines brightly when she can embark on the pilgrimage after waiting for 14 years.

The sincerity of Sajeriah even made people around her shed tears. Hasmia (53), her niece who accompanied Sajeriah in performing the Hajj pilgrimage, couldn't hold back her tears.

Since childhood, Hasmia admitted to being close to her aunt whom she called very independent. She is used to taking care of her nephews, cooking rice, washing, and doing all the household chores.

Hasmia doesn't even feel that her aunt has limitations. Because, according to her, Sajeriah is so skilled in performing various kinds of work. "She can cook, wash, and she does everything herself," said Hasmia.

When Sajeriah was declared to depart, Hasyim gave encouragement. One of them, he divided the members of the group with diverse compositions, ranging from the old to the young, and the elderly. Also divided are members who are healthy and those who have health problems.