Rebuilding hope for malak's family ❤

Malak ayyad is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Ola Silmy.

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Hi my name is malak ayyad .

I'm a Palestinian girl, living in Gaza

Pharmacy student at Al-Azhar university level 2 .

My family consists of 7 members , three sisters ( youmna, leen, wateen) and one brother (malek) , and my parents ( riyad, amani) .

My little sis wateen is 3 years old

She suffers from panic attacks when she hears the sound of shooting and bombing .

She dreamed of playing with her toys and dolls, but now she hope sleeping on a bed not on the ground.

She is too young to live all this suffer she is only 3 years old.!!

My father is a patient with Bone and lymph node cancer ، He has been suffering for a while. My father could not receive the drug in Gaza. Not to be availability and not even the presence of hospitals operating in war or doctors and we could not travel outside Gaza for the treatment for reasons , including:

1-The cost of treatment is very large

2- the siege imposed on us. Here are the names and prices of drugs that my father must take:

-Zomita, Not for sale, it is found just in government hospitals.

-Zoladex, hormonal therapy , cost 200 $

-Zytiga , cost 3000$ monthly

We had a happy and comfortable life in a beautiful district , But now everything is destroyed

No houses no trees no people

Nothing is here , just pain

8 months ago I escaped from my house in force and now I and my family in a class in a kindergarten.

We can't return to our house because it's now dangerous battle zone.

We were close to death many times , but every time a miracle got us out of danger

We were surrounded by 13 days without water or food, and we slept in a car garage, due to panic by the sounds of flying warplanes

Then the phosphorous threw us at us, so we were forced to escape to another place, but we stayed in the north of Gaza and did not go to the south, and the famine and massacres took place, but we stayed in the north because there was no place to go to in south.