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19-year-old Khalil Al Habil's liver and kidneys are failing. Shrapnel damage from the bombardment that killed his baby brother Omar has gone mostly untreated due to a lack of funds and resources. The ill effects of this damage have progressed to the point that the organs are losing their ability to function. Khalil urgently needs 3 rounds of treatment to combat the effects of his deteriorating liver and kidneys.

We've paid off the first round of treatments but Khalil has two treatments that he still needs. The second costs about $1,250 usd, but we haven’t made much progress in more than a month and his condition is getting progressively worse. We need to meet this second goal ASAP!!!

Current: $10,052 out of $10,407 usd (12 May)

Need to raise: $355 usd

The lethargy and fatigue caused by his deteriorating organ function only make reaching out more difficult. He is in very, very bad shape, and I’m extremely worried about him.

He has gone so long between sessions that he requires additional medications to sustain him between treatments. With a price of $1500 for the treatment for his failing organs, and $500 for supplementary medications, this is where we are for round 3:

Current: $11,354 out of $12,407 usd (28 June)

on early february, i broke my foot and ended up on medical leave for 2 months. here in Brasil, in any case of medical leave longer than 15 days, the government is the one required to pay the worker's salary within the time period the worker was absent, not the employer. the state is famously slow, to get an idea i made a request for payment on february 28th and my case is still pending (it's may 8th).

i recovered around the second week of april and i have been working since then, so my future salaries will be paid by my employer again. but because i have shitty luck, there was a glitch in the payment system (i was away for so long the database considered me terminated), so i haven't been paid for those two weeks i've worked since my recovery either. so i'm missing two salaries now (and one of them is half a salary for half a month of work to make matters worse), and if the glitch is not fixed, i will spend yet another month completely broke.

i have meds (autism + depression), therapist, and other bills to pay, as there is no such thing as medical leave or medical emergency for the banking system. i hate asking for this, but

can you help me? anything is appreciated, even if is just a reblog. thank you

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on early february, i broke my foot and ended up on medical leave for 2 months. here in Brasil, in any case of medical leave longer than 15 days, the government is the one required to pay the worker's salary within the time period the worker was absent, not the employer. the state is famously slow, to get an idea i made a request for payment on february 28th and my case is still pending (it's may 8th).

i recovered around the second week of april and i have been working since then, so my future salaries will be paid by my employer again. but because i have shitty luck, there was a glitch in the payment system (i was away for so long the database considered me terminated), so i haven't been paid for those two weeks i've worked since my recovery either. so i'm missing two salaries now (and one of them is half a salary for half a month of work to make matters worse), and if the glitch is not fixed, i will spend yet another month completely broke.

i have meds (autism + depression), therapist, and other bills to pay, as there is no such thing as medical leave or medical emergency for the banking system. i hate asking for this, but

can you help me? anything is appreciated, even if is just a reblog. thank you

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on early february, i broke my foot and ended up on medical leave for 2 months. here in Brasil, in any case of medical leave longer than 15 days, the government is the one required to pay the worker's salary within the time period the worker was absent, not the employer. the state is famously slow, to get an idea i made a request for payment on february 28th and my case is still pending (it's may 8th).

i recovered around the second week of april and i have been working since then, so my future salaries will be paid by my employer again. but because i have shitty luck, there was a glitch in the payment system (i was away for so long the database considered me terminated), so i haven't been paid for those two weeks i've worked since my recovery either. so i'm missing two salaries now (and one of them is half a salary for half a month of work to make matters worse), and if the glitch is not fixed, i will spend yet another month completely broke.

i have meds (autism + depression), therapist, and other bills to pay, as there is no such thing as medical leave or medical emergency for the banking system. i hate asking for this, but

can you help me? anything is appreciated, even if is just a reblog. thank you

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Daily casualties without media coverage, exorbitant prices, closed crossings, and most essential medicines unavailable!

What's happening is indescribable!

The genocide is not over ❗

The genocide is not over ❗

Every day people are killed. Every day people are subjected to life changing injuries. Every day people struggle without secure access to food, shelter, clean water, and medicines.

Chuffed link

Raneen, @a00h2, is my friend. She is trapped in Gaza, Palestine, with her family. She lost everything in the bombings and is now in poverty and homelessness. Her 1-year-old baby is in a respirator; he has very dangerous lung cancer and she needs to pay $700 more before the 2nd of May to get his treatment. My friend doesn't have that money. She can't help him alone. Please, I beg of you, don't just reblog. Donate, whatever you can. $40, $20, $10, $5, whatever you can, it will all be useful. Thank you so much.

Her account is vetted by @90-ghost here, by @gazavetters (#576) , and by @bilal-salah0. This Chuffed fundraiser goes directly to her; for transparency, you can dm @a00h2 if you want to confirm it.

PLEASE, HELP MY FRIENDS' BABY LIVE!!

$3,900/$4,600

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c. 1935

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