What are the most urgent medical supplies or equipment you need right now to better assist your patients? How can supporters like myself help you obtain these essentials?โ kindly follow me back.
Sorry for the late reply due to internet outage and I hope you still want to help now in fact there is nothing available now even pain killers are out you can help by donating or spreading awareness for
Hello everyone, after a long hiatus due to force majeureโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธ๐
I am Ahmed, a doctor and father of six. Before the war, my life in the north was stable; I had a well-organized pharmacy next to our house. But with the bombing, we lost everything. The pharmacy was destroyed, and the house was reduced to rubble.
I had to move with my family to Deir al-Balah, where we now live in a small tent. I opened a place where I try to provide the few medicines I can get. The conditions here are very difficult; medicines are unavailable, and the water is polluted, causing diseases for my children and the families.
For a while, I disappeared due to an internet outage, but I haven't lost hope. I set a goal to raise $1,000 through the "Go Fund Me" link, not only to provide medicines and medical supplies but also to support my children's needs and alleviate their suffering in these harsh conditions. So far, I have raised more than half of the amount, and there is still less than $500 left to achieve the goal.
Here is the link to support me: [Go Fund Me]https://gofund.me/2a408c6f
Despite all the challenges, I continue my humanitarian efforts, proving that resilience and hope are vital. ๐ช๐
With each passing day in Gaza, more people are injured and ill and in need of medical assistance. The blockade on Gaza means that food, medicines, and other basic necessities of life are unavailable. The supply that is within Gaza is limited and exorbitantly priced. Ahmed is only able to provide help if he has the financial support to procure medicines and equipment, as well as feed himself and his family. He still aspires to rebuild his pharmacy in a building even while he continues to work out of a tent. One thing is certain...as long as he remains alive, he is committed to helping others. Your donations help him to do so.
This is Ahmed. He is a pharmacist. He used to have a pharmacy in a building in which he lived with his wife, also a pharmacist, and his 6 children. That was before it was bombed. Now he works out of a tent trying to help those who cannot get medical assistance from the overwhelmed field hospitals.
Ahmed is doing the best he can, but he wants to do more. With enough small contributions from pharmacists and those of us who know the importance of a pharmacy, Ahmed could help more people, starting with himself. He would no longer have to sleep in his tent pharmacy, separated from his family, to safeguard the medicines. He would be able to rent a space in one of the buildings that is still standing, minimally furnish it, bring his family to live with him there, acquire medicines and medical equipment, and help more people who are in desperate need of what Ahmed can provide as a pharmacist.
There are so many tragic stories and fundraising campaigns for people in Gaza. This one is yet another, but it is different because what you give will have a ripple effect. You are helping someone who is trying to help others. That is Ahmed. That is why he became a pharmacist. If you are a pharmacist or if you have ever been helped by a pharmacist or pharmacy, then you understand.
Through your donation, you directly impact Ahmed and those he helps in Gaza. Right now this is one of the most important ways any of us can ease some of their suffering.
Thank you on behalf of Ahmed, his family, and all those he serves in Gaza.
A Pharmacy of Hope in the Heart of the Camp ๐โ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธ
I decided to help the sick by bringing medicine closer to them and making it more accessible. I set up this tent to be a modest pharmacy where I provide them with what they need. I will continue offering this help with all my heart.
This is me, Ahmed, and this is my story.
I ask you to listen to my story and help me reach my campaign's goal as quickly as possible, I know that even one dollar can make a difference. ๐๐ปโค๏ธ
Thank you all โค๏ธ
Here is the link to my campaign:
Hello everyone,
I am reaching out with a heavy heart as I share the difficult circumstances my community in Gaza faces. Living here, we endure daily struggles, with limited access to basic necessities, healthcare, and opportunities for a safe, stable life.
Your support, no matter how big or small, can make a difference. Whether through donations, sharing this message, or simply spreading awareness, every act counts. Together, we can bring hope and relief to families in need.
Thank you for standing with Gaza in these challenging times. Your kindness and generosity mean the world to us. ๐โค๏ธ
I am Ahmed, a doctor and a father of six. Before the war, my life ๐ต๐ธ was stable in the north, where I had a well-organized pharmacy next to our house. But with the bombing, we lost everything; the pharmacy was destroyed and the house was reduced to rubble. ๐๏ธ๐
I had to move with my family to Deir al-Balah, where we lived in a small tent. ๐๏ธ I opened a place where I try to provide the few medicines I can get. The conditions here are very difficult; medicines are unavailable and the water is polluted, causing diseases for my children and the families. ๐ง๐ท
I set a goal to raise $1,000 through the "Go Fund Me" link, not only to provide medicines and medical supplies, but also to support my children's needs and alleviate their suffering in these harsh conditions. So far, I have raised more than half of the amount, and there is still less than $500 left to achieve the goal. ๐โค๏ธ๐
https://gofund.me/2a408c6f
mostly verified by @demonic0angel here, please donate if you can!
Hello everyone ๐ต๐ธ๐
I am Ahmed Halas, a pharmacist from Gaza. I had a small pharmacy, my only source of income and a place where people could go to get medicine and advice. But the war destroyed everything, my pharmacy was bombed and turned into rubble in an instant. ๐๐ฅ๐ต๐ธ
Despite the difficult circumstances, I decided to continue. I set up a simple"pharmacy tent"** โบ and started providing medicine and healthcare to people as much as I could. It wasn't easy, but my belief that my role was to help others kept me going. ๐๐๐ต๐ธ
Today, I am trying to raise 1,000 euros, not only to provide financial stability for me and my family, but also to be able to continue providing support to people who rely on me for treatment and advice.
Hereโs an image of my work:
This amount will enable me to secure the necessary medicines and cover my basic needs, so that I can continue working in these difficult circumstances. ๐๐ต๐ธ
The money I am trying to raise is not only for me, but also to enable others to get the care they need. If you are able to help, whether financially or morally, it will be a big step towards easing the burden on me and on many people. ๐ท๐๐ต๐ธ
You can help through the following link:
Finally, I would like to thank everyone who stood by me during this difficult time. Your support is not only support for me, but it is support for all those who benefit from my services.
This is Ahmed. He is a pharmacist. He used to have a pharmacy in a building in which he lived with his wife, also a pharmacist, and his 6 children. That was before it was bombed. Now he works out of a tent trying to help those who cannot get medical assistance from the overwhelmed field hospitals.
Ahmed is doing the best he can, but he wants to do more. With enough small contributions from pharmacists and those of us who know the importance of a pharmacy, Ahmed could help more people, starting with himself. He would no longer have to sleep in his tent pharmacy, separated from his family, to safeguard the medicines. He would be able to rent a space in one of the buildings that is still standing, minimally furnish it, bring his family to live with him there, acquire medicines and medical equipment, and help more people who are in desperate need of what Ahmed can provide as a pharmacist.
There are so many tragic stories and fundraising campaigns for people in Gaza. This one is yet another, but it is different because what you give will have a ripple effect. You are helping someone who is trying to help others. That is Ahmed. That is why he became a pharmacist. If you are a pharmacist or if you have ever been helped by a pharmacist or pharmacy, then you understand.
Through your donation, you directly impact Ahmed and those he helps in Gaza. Right now this is one of the most important ways any of us can ease some of their suffering.
Thank you on behalf of Ahmed, his family, and all those he serves in Gaza.
Thank you @albeitawkwardalliterations and everyone who got me to 1000 reblogs!
A Pharmacy of Hope in the Heart of the Camp ๐โ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธ
I decided to help the sick by bringing medicine closer to them and making it more accessible. I set up this tent to be a modest pharmacy where I provide them with what they need. I will continue offering this help with all my heart.
This is me, Ahmed, and this is my story.
I ask you to listen to my story and help me reach my campaign's goal as quickly as possible, I know that even one dollar can make a difference. ๐๐ปโค๏ธ
Thank you all โค๏ธ
Here is the link to my campaign:
