I am Shireen; a mother of two children who are facing very difficult medical conditions, and I am carrying responsibilities far beyond my ability to handle alone.

My 5-year-old son is suffering from serious health issues. He urgently needs 4 surgeries in his testicles and genital area. He also requires a nebulizer device for his breathing condition, and he suffers from a condition called strabismus (crossed eyes), which needs ongoing treatment and medical follow-up.

My 15-year-old daughter is also in urgent need of medical care. She has a serious problem in her foot and requires a special medical device to help her walk, in addition to an urgent surgery that cannot be delayed.

We are going through extremely difficult circumstances, and we are no longer able to afford the costs of treatment, surgeries, or the medical equipment they desperately need.

Every day, I watch my children struggle in pain, feeling helpless except for my prayers and the hope in kind-hearted people.

Any support, no matter how small, can make a real difference in their lives and bring relief to their suffering.

Thank you to everyone who reads, supports, or shares our story.

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am Shireen from northern Gaza, Jabalia Camp. My family consists of seven members. Six months before October 7, I used everything I owned to buy an apartment, paying a down payment and committing to installments. Before I could ever live in it, it was reduced to rubble. Thus, I bought the house on installments and haven't paid for it yet.

Our home was bombed three times. During the first attack, we were inside. I sustained three injuries, and my 15-year-old daughter was injured and now needs surgery on her leg. Another child suffers from asthma and requires continuous medical care, and also needs surgeries for severe eye strabismus.

Before the war, my children were top students with dreams of becoming doctors. Today, there is no school, no safety, and no future to plan for. We live in a fragile tent, exposed to wind and rain, without basic necessities.

In Gaza, we now live day by day, uncertain of what tomorrow holds. Any support can help us survive and restore a small part of our dignity and hope

Update:

The rainy season in Gaza is characterized by extreme cold and heat. The camps experience torrential rains that make life there a living nightmare. Their tents are flooded, leading to the spread of illnesses, colds, and a decline in health. They are in dire need of assistance and support, and they require resources to make their lives more bearable. We urge you to empathize with their situation and help them in any way you can. Any donation, no matter how small, is an act of kindness that makes a difference in their suffering. Donate now, thank you. ✌️