dr. naseef dahdouh

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[nassef-mahmoud]

I don't know if this is the last time I'll plead with people... but I know I'm tired .. 💔💔💔

Tired of repeatedly appealing, tired of waiting, tired of explaining each time how my life changed in an instant because of the war.

I was a pharmacist, living off my hard work and dignity. My pharmacy was my livelihood and that of my family. Then the war came, destroyed everything, and left me standing helpless amidst the rubble, searching only for a chance to return to my normal life .. ❤️‍🩹

I've pleaded so much... and waited so long... and with each passing day, I feel hope slipping away from my heart, little by little, until I feel I've lost faith in humanity itself.

This might be the last time I ask for help.

I want nothing more than to return to my pharmacy, to the profession I loved, to the life that was stolen from me unjustly. I'm not looking for luxury or wealth, but for a chance to live with dignity and feed my family with my work, as I always have. And I say this sincerely: I will always feel a deep pain towards everyone who was able to lend a helping hand, even a little, and then chose to turn their back on my suffering .. 💔💔

If you have compassion in your heart, or if you can help with any amount, or even just by sharing this message, please don't hesitate. You might be the reason I can get my life back after I thought all doors had closed 💔💔💔❣️

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

I wish I could get rid of the feeling that I'm a beggar doctor...💔💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

I don't know if this is the last time I'll plead with people... but I know I'm tired .. 💔💔💔

Tired of repeatedly appealing, tired of waiting, tired of explaining each time how my life changed in an instant because of the war.

I was a pharmacist, living off my hard work and dignity. My pharmacy was my livelihood and that of my family. Then the war came, destroyed everything, and left me standing helpless amidst the rubble, searching only for a chance to return to my normal life .. ❤️‍🩹

I've pleaded so much... and waited so long... and with each passing day, I feel hope slipping away from my heart, little by little, until I feel I've lost faith in humanity itself.

This might be the last time I ask for help.

I want nothing more than to return to my pharmacy, to the profession I loved, to the life that was stolen from me unjustly. I'm not looking for luxury or wealth, but for a chance to live with dignity and feed my family with my work, as I always have. And I say this sincerely: I will always feel a deep pain towards everyone who was able to lend a helping hand, even a little, and then chose to turn their back on my suffering .. 💔💔

If you have compassion in your heart, or if you can help with any amount, or even just by sharing this message, please don't hesitate. You might be the reason I can get my life back after I thought all doors had closed 💔💔💔❣️

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

Several months ago, I launched a campaign to rebuild my pharmacy, which was destroyed in the war on Gaza. I knew the road ahead would be difficult, but I never expected it to proceed so slowly 💔💔

After all these months, I realize that if things continue this way, it could take me years to rebuild what I lost and return to the work I dedicated my life to studying and serving others 💔💔

Frankly, I'm starting to lose hope, and I'm beginning to consider looking for any other job to support my family and provide for their basic needs. This feeling is incredibly painful for me, not because work is shameful—all honest work deserves respect—but because I was a doctor and a pharmacist, and now I find myself unable to return to my profession due to circumstances beyond my control ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

What hurts me most isn't just the financial loss, but the feeling of abandonment. To go through everything I've been through and then find people simply watching, as if what happened to me doesn't concern them 💔💔

Despite everything, I still cling to a last thread of hope, and I still believe that there is still goodness in people. Therefore, I ask everyone who can help or participate in the campaign to do so. Perhaps your contribution will be the reason I can return to my profession and reclaim a part of my life that was taken from me 💔💔

Thank you to everyone who will give me a new chance to get back on my feet 🙏🙏🙏

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

Several months ago, I launched a campaign to rebuild my pharmacy, which was destroyed in the war on Gaza. I knew the road ahead would be difficult, but I never expected it to proceed so slowly 💔💔

After all these months, I realize that if things continue this way, it could take me years to rebuild what I lost and return to the work I dedicated my life to studying and serving others 💔💔

Frankly, I'm starting to lose hope, and I'm beginning to consider looking for any other job to support my family and provide for their basic needs. This feeling is incredibly painful for me, not because work is shameful—all honest work deserves respect—but because I was a doctor and a pharmacist, and now I find myself unable to return to my profession due to circumstances beyond my control ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

What hurts me most isn't just the financial loss, but the feeling of abandonment. To go through everything I've been through and then find people simply watching, as if what happened to me doesn't concern them 💔💔

Despite everything, I still cling to a last thread of hope, and I still believe that there is still goodness in people. Therefore, I ask everyone who can help or participate in the campaign to do so. Perhaps your contribution will be the reason I can return to my profession and reclaim a part of my life that was taken from me 💔💔

Thank you to everyone who will give me a new chance to get back on my feet 🙏🙏🙏

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

In the last six days, there has been only one donation. I am disappointed... 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

When I look at those pictures, I feel a pang in my heart that I wouldn't wish on you, my friend 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

I feel like the whole world has let me down when I open the donation link and see the result 💔💔

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Donate and Share to help reach more donors.

Can't Donate = Still Share it still helps this reach more donors.

The only Wrong Action is No Action

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

In the last six days, there has been only one donation. I am disappointed... 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

When I look at those pictures, I feel a pang in my heart that I wouldn't wish on you, my friend 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

I feel like the whole world has let me down when I open the donation link and see the result 💔💔

[c-u-c-koo-4-40k]

Verified = Checked by a trusted source and deemed legitimate

Donate and Share to help reach more donors.

Can't Donate = Still Share it still helps this reach more donors.

The only Wrong Action is No Action

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

In the last six days, there has been only one donation. I am disappointed... 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

When I look at those pictures, I feel a pang in my heart that I wouldn't wish on you, my friend 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

I feel like the whole world has let me down when I open the donation link and see the result 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

In the last six days, there has been only one donation. I am disappointed... 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

When I look at those pictures, I feel a pang in my heart that I wouldn't wish on you, my friend 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

In the last six days, there has been only one donation. I am disappointed... 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

When I look at those pictures, I feel a pang in my heart that I wouldn't wish on you, my friend 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

In the last six days, there has been only one donation. I am disappointed... 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

Have you ever woken up to find that everything you've built over the years has crumbled? Have you ever felt like you've gone from being someone people respectfully called "Doctor" to someone forced to explain their needs and ask for help just to survive? Do you know what it means to spend your life toiling, studying, and working to build an honest business, only to have war on Gaza snatch everything away in an instant? I wasn't born a beggar, and I'm not used to asking anyone for help. I owned a pharmacy, a source of livelihood and dignity, living off my own hard work. But the war destroyed my pharmacy, and with it, my dreams, my stability, and my family's future. Today, as I ask for help, I don't just feel the pain of poverty, but the pain of utter defeat. The pain of being looked at as if you're a beggar, when you're a victim of a war that stole everything from you. Believe me, need isn't the hardest part of it... the hardest part is having to justify your needs to people, feeling like your story doesn't matter to anyone, and seeing the abandonment all around you as you sink deeper into despair every day. If you can't help, then don't... You hurt those worn down by life with a word or a judgment. By God, I only sought help after every door was closed in my face.. 💔💔💔

God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

"I confess that I disappeared from speaking about my campaign for a while, not because I no longer needed help, but because despair had taken hold. I felt like I was knocking on the same doors repeatedly without success, and I felt the dream of years of study, hard work, and toil crumbling before my eyes, powerless to save it. During this time, I looked at my wife and children and felt the weight of responsibility on my chest every day. Nothing is harder than seeing your family in need when you don't have enough to provide them with the security they deserve. But despite everything, today I decided not to give up. I decided to come back and ask for help again because I still believe that there are kind-hearted people in this world, and that goodness still exists. I'm not raising money for luxury, travel, or extravagance; I'm trying to get back on my feet and rebuild my pharmacy, which was my livelihood and that of my family. I'm trying to reclaim my life, my dignity, and my ability to support my wife and children through my own hard work, instead of remaining helpless in the face of their needs. If you hear my story, please don't just ignore it." Dear friends, a small donation from you might not seem like much, but it could be a real step towards saving the future of an entire family. And if you can't donate, sharing this post might reach someone who can help.

Today I return carrying what little hope remains, and I pray that this hope will not be lost. I ask God to bless every hand extended in kindness, and to reward all those who stand with us with the best of rewards ... 💔💔💔

This campaignwassharedby @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

You are our hope after God.. 💔🙏

[nassef-mahmoud]

Since launching the campaign, I've only raised 1054 euros. I feel so disappointed 💔💔

[nassef-mahmoud]

"I confess that I disappeared from speaking about my campaign for a while, not because I no longer needed help, but because despair had taken hold. I felt like I was knocking on the same doors repeatedly without success, and I felt the dream of years of study, hard work, and toil crumbling before my eyes, powerless to save it. During this time, I looked at my wife and children and felt the weight of responsibility on my chest every day. Nothing is harder than seeing your family in need when you don't have enough to provide them with the security they deserve. But despite everything, today I decided not to give up. I decided to come back and ask for help again because I still believe that there are kind-hearted people in this world, and that goodness still exists. I'm not raising money for luxury, travel, or extravagance; I'm trying to get back on my feet and rebuild my pharmacy, which was my livelihood and that of my family. I'm trying to reclaim my life, my dignity, and my ability to support my wife and children through my own hard work, instead of remaining helpless in the face of their needs. If you hear my story, please don't just ignore it." Dear friends, a small donation from you might not seem like much, but it could be a real step towards saving the future of an entire family. And if you can't donate, sharing this post might reach someone who can help.

Today I return carrying what little hope remains, and I pray that this hope will not be lost. I ask God to bless every hand extended in kindness, and to reward all those who stand with us with the best of rewards ... 💔💔💔

This campaignwassharedby @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

You are our hope after God.. 💔🙏

[nassef-mahmoud]

"I confess that I disappeared from speaking about my campaign for a while, not because I no longer needed help, but because despair had taken hold. I felt like I was knocking on the same doors repeatedly without success, and I felt the dream of years of study, hard work, and toil crumbling before my eyes, powerless to save it. During this time, I looked at my wife and children and felt the weight of responsibility on my chest every day. Nothing is harder than seeing your family in need when you don't have enough to provide them with the security they deserve. But despite everything, today I decided not to give up. I decided to come back and ask for help again because I still believe that there are kind-hearted people in this world, and that goodness still exists. I'm not raising money for luxury, travel, or extravagance; I'm trying to get back on my feet and rebuild my pharmacy, which was my livelihood and that of my family. I'm trying to reclaim my life, my dignity, and my ability to support my wife and children through my own hard work, instead of remaining helpless in the face of their needs. If you hear my story, please don't just ignore it." Dear friends, a small donation from you might not seem like much, but it could be a real step towards saving the future of an entire family. And if you can't donate, sharing this post might reach someone who can help.

Today I return carrying what little hope remains, and I pray that this hope will not be lost. I ask God to bless every hand extended in kindness, and to reward all those who stand with us with the best of rewards ... 💔💔💔

This campaignwassharedby @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

"I confess that I disappeared from speaking about my campaign for a while, not because I no longer needed help, but because despair had taken hold. I felt like I was knocking on the same doors repeatedly without success, and I felt the dream of years of study, hard work, and toil crumbling before my eyes, powerless to save it. During this time, I looked at my wife and children and felt the weight of responsibility on my chest every day. Nothing is harder than seeing your family in need when you don't have enough to provide them with the security they deserve. But despite everything, today I decided not to give up. I decided to come back and ask for help again because I still believe that there are kind-hearted people in this world, and that goodness still exists. I'm not raising money for luxury, travel, or extravagance; I'm trying to get back on my feet and rebuild my pharmacy, which was my livelihood and that of my family. I'm trying to reclaim my life, my dignity, and my ability to support my wife and children through my own hard work, instead of remaining helpless in the face of their needs. If you hear my story, please don't just ignore it." Dear friends, a small donation from you might not seem like much, but it could be a real step towards saving the future of an entire family. And if you can't donate, sharing this post might reach someone who can help.

Today I return carrying what little hope remains, and I pray that this hope will not be lost. I ask God to bless every hand extended in kindness, and to reward all those who stand with us with the best of rewards ... 💔💔💔

This campaignwassharedby @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.

[nassef-mahmoud]

"I confess that I disappeared from speaking about my campaign for a while, not because I no longer needed help, but because despair had taken hold. I felt like I was knocking on the same doors repeatedly without success, and I felt the dream of years of study, hard work, and toil crumbling before my eyes, powerless to save it. During this time, I looked at my wife and children and felt the weight of responsibility on my chest every day. Nothing is harder than seeing your family in need when you don't have enough to provide them with the security they deserve. But despite everything, today I decided not to give up. I decided to come back and ask for help again because I still believe that there are kind-hearted people in this world, and that goodness still exists. I'm not raising money for luxury, travel, or extravagance; I'm trying to get back on my feet and rebuild my pharmacy, which was my livelihood and that of my family. I'm trying to reclaim my life, my dignity, and my ability to support my wife and children through my own hard work, instead of remaining helpless in the face of their needs. If you hear my story, please don't just ignore it." Dear friends, a small donation from you might not seem like much, but it could be a real step towards saving the future of an entire family. And if you can't donate, sharing this post might reach someone who can help.

Today I return carrying what little hope remains, and I pray that this hope will not be lost. I ask God to bless every hand extended in kindness, and to reward all those who stand with us with the best of rewards ... 💔💔💔

This campaignwassharedby @90-ghost here

The war took my pharmacy… don't let it take our hope too.

My name is Dr. Nassif Al-Dahdouh.