Help To Save Dr. Ahmed Ayyad's Family In Gaza

Hello,

dear supporters, I hope this message finds you well.

My name is Adham Al-ankar , an engineer currently living in Germany. I created this campaign for my friend Dr. Ahmed in order to save his family.

And now my friend Ahmed will write about the suffering he has experienced and continues to experience until now.

Hello, my name is Ahmed ayyad am 33 years old dentist, married to Faten ayyad and we have one baby boy (Abdallah) he’s only 4 months now, yes he was born during this war!

I want to share with you a brief of the suffering we went through during this war

(my pregnant wife and i)

We were staying at our apartment behind

alquds hospital at tal-alhawa

neighborhood,Gaza city.

I can't describe how terrifying the situation was, every night we needed to leave to the hospital and stay there the night and go back to our apartment" next day morning” ,because of the inaccurate bombing on the hood

, and the sound of nonstop huge explosions!

“Here was my apartment”

Almost the whole hood got destroyed.

The big part started on Friday when the Israeli army announced a huge military operation on Gaza and forced us to evacuate south, my wife (faten) was 3 months pregnant, we didn't have anywhere to go in the south, we contacted our families and they also decided to evacuate ,fortunately my father in law had a friend in khan Younis, who welcomed us at his place, but it wasn't too long before we had to evacuate again, at this point we separated from her family and she suffered bleeding and the baby was at risk.

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We found a place with my family at nusseirat refugee camp, we moved there and stayed there for almost 3 months, those were difficult times where i barely could find good food for my wife and our baby, so the bleeding continued and we had no idea what to do (there was no gynecologist there) but after making a lot of calls we could find one in deir albalah, 30 minutes by car “which is very rare because of the fuel blockade”

‏After all the suffer we made it to his clinic, but unfortunately he didn't have electricity to do any check ups and make us feel any

‏better.

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Sadly we had to go back to nusseirat on foot because we didn't find any cars. Which was really dangerous for her, but we didn’t have any choice!

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I tried to calm her down and told her things will be alright inshallah, but deep inside I was desperate and helpless, there was nothing I could do, we made it back on foot, it took more than an hour.

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I went out on the streets trying to find any good healthy food to compensate what she've lost, luckily I found few oranges which was the most expensive oranges I

‏ever bought but I had no choice.

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Went back to her and calmed her down, she was in tears asking me are we losing

‏our baby?

‏No! My love, I said He will be OK..

After so many tries managed to contact her gynecologist in Gaza and explained everything, she said it’s not critical but she definitely needs to rest and needs some medications and supplements

Luckily found them and she started getting better finally and the bleeding stopped! For little time before the warplanes bombed the house opposite to us, 14 people got killed some were just passing by, all of us got minor injuries, and my wife fainted and fell down, managed to get us out of there running through the smoke and rubble!

Afterwards we moved to the east of deir albalah near Al aqsa hospital , but this was short stay because they bombed the house next to us when was inside it, can’t explain how it felt at that moment, couldn’t see anything because of the black smoke, something hit me hard on my head and hand (later found out it was sharpnel)

And found it bleeding, ran out of the place, didn’t believe got out of there alive!

My family decided to go to rafah, while went to the west part of deir albalah at aldurrah stadium, made tent of plastic and cloths

It was extremely cold back then in January, finally our baby came to life on 30th of march here in the tent, it was cold nights (we had so much plans for him) but unfortunately all of it got ruined by the war!

“His first day at the tent”

Update: July 16th 2024

Today my friend went into the city, he sent me pictures of my clinic, which i had built with so much hard work and dedication. I has been completely destroyed. The feeling left me totally devastated