"Hope Rebuild: Aid for Family"

Aeda Hamdouna, a mother of two, Ghalia and Hala living in Gaza. After 12 years of marriage, and attempts with in-vitro fertilization, despair, and infertility, God blessed me with Ghalia without any medical intervention. Two years later, I gave birth to Hala. In our 14 years of marriage, we dreamed of building a family, striving to provide a good life for our children. Suddenly, last year, Ghalia woke up to a fire in our home. Miraculously, we escaped unharmed, but our home and all its memories were lost.

After the fire, Ghalia developed symptoms of ITP, a chronic blood disorder, facing death over ten times. Each time, she was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. For a year, we endured rebuilding our apartment, mostly financed through loans. When Ghalia's condition worsened, we decided to go to Egypt for medical treatment, leaving our home with savings for Ghalia and Hala. Little did we know, difficult days awaited us.

I left Ghalia and Hala's savings, along with a significant amount, in a box at home. In Egypt, doctors recommended spleen removal for Ghalia's safety. The surgery was urgent, costing 44,000 EGP. During the operation, complications arose, and the war erupted in Gaza, cutting off our resources. Ghalia's treatment was halted, and Hala also needs medical care.

Our home was completely destroyed, along with my husband's warehouses worth $800,000. Our commercial store in the northern area was bombed. We lost everything. Ghalia, unable to endure the war, lacks immunity.

I plea for assistance to continue my children's treatment and secure a safe and healthy environment for us after losing our homes, businesses, and even the children's savings. Your help is greatly appreciated.