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I am Suheila from Gaza, Palestine

Mother of five children

🏥✋ Today, I had surgery on my hand, and my condition is critical.

🩸⬇️ My blood level dropped to 6, and I am at risk of death ⚠️💀.

Please donate to me and help me. I am dying slowly. Save my life. Support me financially so I can buy medicine.

😔 I am weak, in pain, and exhausted.

💊❌ I have no money for treatment or medicine.

🍞❌ There is no food in my home.

👶🍼 I have an infant baby with no milk.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💔 I have 5 children with no food to eat.

🤕🚫 My husband is injured and unable to work.

🙏😭 Please, I am begging for help.

💵❤️ Any support, even a small amount, can save my life and my children.

We are a family of 7. Our home was completely destroyed 💥🏚️. There is no safety, no shelter, not even a tent 🏕️ to protect us from the cold ❄️ and rain 🌧️.

We are living on the streets 🏙️, without food 🍞, and our lives are in danger ⚠️.

Please, any help matters 🙏 — shelter, food, or urgent aid. Every moment counts

🤍🌍 Please don’t turn away.

🙏 Help us survive.

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Help my family survive and start a new life

Hello everyone, thank you for taking a moment to read our story.

I am Hazem Shawish, and I am trying to save my family from this war.

We live in Gaza, where we face significant challenges due to the current situation.

My family consists of 11 members, including my mother, two daughters, four sons, and three children.

I want to sincerely thank everyone who has contributed and supported my family, whether through donations or by sharing our story. ❤️ Your support has truly played a vital role in saving my family, and without you, we could not have endured until now.

Many of you have asked: What has happened to us recently?

Today, I want to share with you the painful truth of what we went through. 💔

Four months ago, we were subjected to a nearby bombing that affected every member of our family without exception. It was an unforgettable moment, filled with fear, screams, and blood. 😢

The injuries within our family were as follows:

My mother: injury to the head and hand

Nisreen: injury to the leg

Kenzy: injury to the shoulder and head

Amal: minor injury

Hashem: injuries to the head, hands, and legs

Samer: injuries to both feet

Me: injury to the head and ear, and a severe injury to the 12th vertebra of my spine , which I still suffer from with intense pain.

Amid all this pain… we faced the deepest blow: the loss of my brother Mohammad. 😔 His passing left a wound in our hearts that will never heal. 💔

Since the beginning of the war, we have lost our home and our source of income, and our lives have become dependent on God and then your generous support. Some members of our family now urgently need to travel abroad for essential medical treatment, which is far beyond our means.

Therefore, I kindly ask you… do not stop here.

Continue the goal you started, and stand with us until the very end. 🙏

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