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An ant crosses your carpet. A spider weaves a pattern older than mammals beneath your stairs. Just nod, breathe, and think, “Good. It’s all still here. The forest, the mountains, the desert. At home in my home.” The sterile white box is the stranger. Not the ant. Not the spider.
Jarod K. Anderson, Field Guide to the Haunted Forest
My name is Saja, I’m 20 years old and I live in Gaza City. I’m married and a mother to a two-year-old child.
Previously, I launched a fundraising campaign with my brother **@jaafar-gaza04**, and we used to share the donations we received to support our family during difficult times😔💔.However, due to the distance between us now, I’ve decided to create my own campaign to help my husband and child, and to provide for our basic needs during these extremely hard days.
After the recent ceasefire was announced, we truly believed the war was finally over and that things would start to get better. Sadly, the war returned with even more force — bringing more destruction, more death, and now, a real **famine**😔😭.We currently have **no food at all** for my baby — not even flour.
My husband is struggling to find any kind of work, but with the current conditions, it's nearly impossible. We have no source of income and no way to provide for our basic needs💔😭.
If you're able to help, please consider donating to my campaign.
My name is Saja, I am 20 years old from Gaza City.I got married at a young age, as is common in many parts of Gaza. I used to dream of a sim
Even a small donation can make a **huge difference** in our lives. It can help us buy food for my child and family and bring us a little light in this overwhelming darkness.
Thank you to everyone who supported me in the past — your kindness gave us hope, and I pray you can continue supporting us now.
