Welcome to Unicourt! A fanart blog for my current interests as well as a semi personal blog!
I use he/him and xe/xir pronouns! I have a hard time interacting with people directly but it's something I am working on! Don't be afraid to ask me things or try to talk to me!
Feel free to use my art if you like it! It is so much fun to see how others are creative iwth my stuff! Just mention me so I can see it!
I am not on other platforms and do not plan on mkaing any. If there is a blog elsewhere under my name it is not me.
Tags to consider under the cut
important to me - this is the tag i use for posts that contain my thoughts on important matters
please ignore this - me spamming dumb thoughts! feel free to block this if it's annoying you!
unikitty - this is kinda the catch all for me making lego related posts! the movies and related shows have really been a big part of me and a good way to know me more
regretevator - my current interest since march 2024
if you read this all thank you so much!! it means a lot to me!!
The text describes a painful scene from the life of a family suffering from the ravages of war and continuous displacement. The narrator's older sister and sister-in-law were pregnant during these difficult times. Due to the displacement and unstable conditions, they endured their pregnancies amidst great fears and hardships. The older sister gave birth to a beautiful baby named Amir, while the sister-in-law gave birth to a child named Malak, both during the war.
The newborns live in unhealthy conditions in temporary tents, leading to respiratory infections and slow weight gain due to the scarcity of infant formula. The overcrowded field hospital was the family's only medical refuge, but it was insufficient due to limited resources.
My brother's son, Muhammad, is a beloved five-year-old child, but he suffers from a serious illness called "polio," which requires continuous and expensive treatment for him to live like other children. Our hearts break every day as we see him suffer, unable to afford the treatment he needs.
The family was forcibly evacuated from Rafah to Deir al-Balah, where only ruins remain, exacerbating their suffering. Doctors have confirmed that keeping the children in these unhealthy conditions will negatively affect their growth and full recovery. The text reflects the suffering of families in Gaza and the harsh conditions they live in, highlighting the health and humanitarian challenges faced by children in conflict areas.
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I am momen.j.m.alostaz , 24years old, from G… momen alostaz needs your support for Help Evacuate My Family f
Hi, I hope you are well. My name is momen Alostaz, I live with my parents and a family of ten including young children in North Gaza. I created this link to fund the evacuation to safety, to rebuild our destroyed house and evacuate my family from Gaza to a safe place. And donate any amount for a safe life.. I would appreciate your help ❤️ Can you help as much as you can? Click on all the buttons on my wall, please visit my page and view it and donate via the link in my bio 💔 The campaign was documented by @el-shab-hussein & @nabulsi on Vetted Gaza Fundraiser List @90-ghoset @sar sorNumber [ 129 ] (click here)
