Boris Mist!!

My daughter is not just a child going through a phase of illness; she is a story of patience being written before my eyes every single day. She is suffering from severe anemia, and this illness does not only exhaust her small body, but it sometimes steals her energy and the innocence I used to see in her daily details—in her smile, her small steps, and in her eyes that once were full of life. Yet despite everything, she still fights in a way only those who have lived through pain can understand; she gets up despite exhaustion, smiles despite fatigue, and continues her day as if she is telling the world that weakness is not the end of the road.

I sometimes see her pale and worn out, as if her small body is carrying more than it can bear, and I feel as if my own heart is the one falling ill instead of hers. Still, in every moment of pain, I discover a hidden strength that is unlike that of children—a gentle yet firm strength that makes me believe healing is near no matter how long the wait may be. She is not weak as some might think; she is a little fighter waging a silent battle with severe anemia—a battle that cannot be seen but is felt in every breath that tires her and every moment she needs rest.

Please help us, even $ is important to us 🥹🙏💔

Here you can donate with peace of mind 👇👇❤️

I’m writing this to explain our situation in Gaza as clearly and honestly as possible, without exaggeration.

Right now, daily life is unstable in every aspect. There is no reliable access to electricity. When it is available, it’s only for short and unpredictable periods. Charging phones or using basic devices has become difficult, which also limits communication and access to information.

Water is a constant concern. Clean drinking water is not always available, and when we find it, we have to store and use it very carefully. In many cases, people rely on limited or unsafe sources. This directly affects health, especially for children.

Food is also limited. There is no normal access to markets or regular supplies. Meals are simple and often not enough. People are not choosing what to eat they are taking whatever is available just to get through the day.

Housing is one of the biggest challenges. Many families, including ours, are no longer living in proper homes. Instead, they stay in temporary shelters or tents. These conditions are difficult: high temperatures during the day, cold at night, no real protection, and no privacy. Sleeping is irregular, and rest is limited.

Healthcare is extremely hard to access. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and basic medical supplies are not always available. Even minor health issues can become serious because treatment is delayed or unavailable.

There is also continuous psychological pressure. The uncertainty is constant. People do not know what will happen next, where they might have to move, or how conditions will change. This affects both adults and children on a daily basis.

This campaign is for Anas’ family. The goal is simple: to secure basic needs like food, water, and safer temporary shelter. There is no unnecessary request here only essential support to get through this situation.

Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a real difference in covering these needs.

I haven’t seen this linked on here so: this is an awesome resource for how you can help the people in Palestine. It has donation links, helps you figure out how to contact your representatives, and a regularly updated list of planned protests. It is USAmerican centric but the list of protests is international.

Democrats held onto the Governors seat in NJ

Virginia just elected its first female Governor, flipping the seat from Republican to Democrat. And it doesnt stop there. The Lt. Governor AND Attorney General also flipped from Republican to Democrat.

Pennsylvania voted to retain all 3 Supreme Court judges in its state preserving the Democrats 5-2 Majority

Maine elected to NOT pass a law that would force people to "prove citizenship" before voting. Which is good because only citizens can vote anyway and passing a law like that would only serve to allow discrimination of POC.

Colorado voted to tax the wealthy higher to fund free school meals AND use the excess from that to fund SNAP

AND Prop 40 is looking like its going to pass with flying colours.

It wasnt all wins. Texas passed a draconian Parents rights law that allows them even more control over their children's lives - likely in an anti-trans bid and they passed their own version of the whole "prove citizenship" thing.

BUT LOOK!! LOOK AT ALL THESE WINS!!!

THE RESISTANCE IS THERE AND ITS LOUD!!! THIS COULD BE JUST A TASTE OF WHAT WE CAN DO COME MID-TERMS. If we all collectively keep up the energy and VOTE LIKE HELL we can make a Blue Wave happen and SERIOUSLY kneecap this attempt at an Authoritarian Regime!

I know that we get a lot of bad news and we get it every day. But the good is there! The regime is failing left right and centre and this can be the first glimpse at what we can do!

WITH A PENCIL AND A DREAM

This is Farah's 'GoFundMe' (she's not that far off from her goal :) ) -

You can clips of the situation people are facing in Ghazza that she's uploaded onto her Instagram handle - farah.n.ammar.

The entity delights in taking away these people's limbs, sight and dignity - the football players, the journalists, just every day humans.

too many dreams cut short 🍉

bashar is just one of many palestinians you can help continue their lives, dreams, futures, but time is running out and every second counts.

please support him here

bashar is aiming to reach 40k this week, which is only 4k away!

please do what you can to share the link and donate if you can. it’s only natural to feel helpless but a remarkable amount of change can be done in simple days by just $5-$10 donations.

let’s all take care of each other, best we can.

The idea ever

He so would