Urgent: Help Malik Fight Acute Leukemia

Abdelrahman Hassan Elsayed Mahmoud is organizing this fundraiser.

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Hey, I’m AbdElrahman, working as a Ui Designer working every single day to keep my baby boy Malik alive.

Malik’s [11 months old (Updated)], but our fight started the day he was born early at just 34 weeks. My wife had a serious immune condition during pregnancy (Immunological Rejection), and we had no choice but to deliver him early to save both their lives.

Malik spent his first weeks in the NICU, fighting to breathe, gain weight, and simply survive. By the middle of his first month, he was finally strong enough to leave the nicu. we were hopeful, but life hit us harder.

at the end of his second month, doctors told us Malik had both acute leukemia and neuroblastomas. We were crushed.

Since then, he’s been in and out of hospitals. His treatment is expected to last 6 to 9 months and cost us around €32,500 (Based on the treatment plan)

That includes:

expensive chemo meds
advanced tests
supportive care.

we’re currently living in a foreign country and have no insurance at all, so everything falls on us.

At the start of his 4th month, I managed to take out a loan worth €6,000 it helped cover one month of Malik’s meds, rays, checks and care (also some old bills have been paid) But that money ran out a month ago, and now it’s just another heavy debt I’m trying to pay off.

I’ve been working long hours every day just to scrape together anything we can. But no matter how much I push myself, I can’t catch up with the rising costs.

that’s why I’m here, asking for help.

Every donation, no matter how small, goes directly to Malik’s treatment. We use the funds to cover his meds, hospital visits, tests, and everything he needs to stay stable and keep moving forward. After each donation, we adjust his care plan, pay off overdue bills, and prep for the next step.

If you can spare even €30 or €20 or even €5, it honestly makes a difference. And if you can’t donate, just sharing Malik’s story means the world to us. Every post brings us closer to someone who might be able to help.

Thank you for reading, for caring, and for standing with us through this.