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Support My Pregnant Wife — Help Us Survive This War
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How do you keep living and working when you're forced to leave everything behind?
My name is Mohammed Ibrahim Abu Ouda, a 24-year-old software quality assurance engineer from Gaza, Palestine.
Just days before the war began on October 7, 2023, I got engaged. A week later, everything changed.
I lost loved ones — including my father-in-law — and close friends and relatives. In the midst of the war, I was forced to get married in September 2024, without a home, income, or stability.
During the temporary ceasefire in January 2025, I started to rebuild. With generous support from my community, I was able to purchase:
- A solar panel for basic power
- A SIM card with a 3-month internet plan
- A portable Wi-Fi hotspot
This allowed me to return to freelance remote work for a short period. But on March 18, surprise airstrikes caused massive destruction and loss of life, killing over 400 people, including 174 children, according to Gaza’s Ministry of Health — the deadliest day since the war began.
Once again, I was displaced. I had to leave everything behind — including the equipment I relied on for work.
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This fundraiser is solely humanitarian and personal.
I'm not raising money for any organization or group. I am the sole beneficiary, and the funds will be used to:
- Secure temporary housing in a safer location
- Purchase food, clean water, and daily essentials for my family
- Provide basic healthcare and pregnancy-related support for my wife
If possible, help me rebuild the basic tools I need to return to remote work
I currently support:
- My pregnant wife
- My elderly parents
- Four younger sisters (the youngest is just 2.5 years old)
- Two teenage brothers (ages 14 and 15)
Due to ongoing displacement, skyrocketing prices, and psychological stress, I cannot work consistently. But I haven’t given up. I believe I can return to work — I just need a stable place to start again.
If you’ve made it this far, I ask you:
Do you believe the global professional community can help individuals like me survive and rebuild?
Any support — sharing, donating, or even just a kind word — makes a real difference.
Thank you for your humanity and solidarity.
