Give her a chance to live- Support treatment

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Give her a chance to live- Support treatment
Mylen Bilugan Bayrante is a loving wife and a devoted mother who is now fighting for her life. She has been diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Stage 5 secondary to diabetic kidney disease, a severe condition that has completely changed her life. Today, Mylen depends on regular hemodialysis just to survive, and she is now living on continuous oxygen support due to her fragile condition. Before her illness, Mylen was the one taking care of her family—making sure her husband and her beloved son were always safe, healthy, and loved. But now, life has taken a painful turn. The one who once cared for everyone now needs constant care herself. Despite everything, Mylen continues to fight with courage. Her greatest wish is simple yet powerful—to recover and become strong again so she can take care of her family, instead of being the one cared for. However, the cost of her treatment is overwhelming. Regular dialysis sessions, oxygen support, medications, and hospital visits have placed a heavy financial burden on her family. They are doing everything they can, but it is no longer enough. We are reaching out with humble hearts to ask for your support. Any amount, big or small, will go a long way in helping Mylen continue her life-saving dialysis and oxygen treatment. Your kindness can give her hope, strength, and more time with the family she loves so much. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your prayers, generosity, and support. 🙏💙

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Help My Mother Access Life-Saving Psychiatric Care

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Help My Mother Access Life-Saving Psychiatric Care
*1. Situation* My mother is currently going through a serious psychiatric relapse and urgently needs to be admitted to a specialized care center where she can receive continuous supervision and medical treatment. Due to her condition, she is struggling to manage her medications and daily safety. As an update for the month of April, she needs medical attention so she can be admitted psychiatrically, so some funds may be used for tests or docs consultation. Documentation will be attached whenever possible. *2. Why hospitalization is needed* Her doctors have strongly recommended a supervised environment where she can receive structured care and monitoring. *3. Family limitations* My father is elderly with his own health challenges, and while I do everything I can to care for her, the situation has become too complex to manage safely at home. *4. Cost of care* The cost of the care center (psychiatric hospital of the cross - Jal el dib) is $1,300 per month even with ministry coverage. We are trying to secure one year of care ($15,600) so she can stabilize and receive proper treatment. If 156 people donate $100 — or many more donate smaller amounts — we can reach this goal together. A medical recommendation for supervised care will be added shortly. *Final note* Thank you for taking the time to read our story. Any support — whether through a donation or by sharing this campaign — means so much to our family. We are truly grateful for your kindness and help during this difficult time. 💙

$141 raised Of $17,160

Help Maya Fight Leukemia&Come Back to Her daughter

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Help Maya Fight Leukemia&Come Back to Her daughter
Maya is a loving mother and devoted wife who is fighting for her life so she can return to her precious 4-year-old daughter, Marie-Joe. In August 2025, Maya was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), an aggressive form of blood cancer. Since that day, her life and the life of her family has changed completely. Maya has been courageously battling this disease, but her journey is far from over. To survive, she urgently needs continued chemotherapy treatment and a bone marrow transplant. Unfortunately, these life-saving procedures can only be performed at AUH Lebanon, and the costs are not covered by her insurance. In addition to the transplant and hospital care, Maya requires a critical medication called Revumenib. This medicine is only available in the United States. She needs 2 boxes per month for 9 months,a total of 18 boxes. Each box costs approximately 30,000, bringing the medication total alone to 540,000. We are also fighting to secure consistent access to this treatment. Below is a breakdown of the estimated costs needed to give Maya a real chance at survival: -Revumenib (6 months – 2 units/month): 360,000 -Bone Marrow Transplant Operation (AUH): 150,000 -AUH Hospital Stay (150 nights at 1,000/night): 150,000 Total Estimated Cost: 660,000 USD* * we lowered the amount from 940,000$ that was initially requested in this campaign because the difference was raised through wish money transfer (lebanon) & omt (lebanon) - as of 04/03/2026 This overwhelming financial burden is something no family should face alone, especially while fighting cancer. Maya’s greatest wish is simple: to watch her daughter grow up, to hold her hand on her first day of school, to celebrate birthdays, and to continue being the loving mother Marie-Joe needs. Today, we are asking for your help. Your donation, no matter the size, will go directly toward Maya’s treatment and give her the chance to focus on healing instead of worrying about how to afford the next dose, the next hospital stay, or the transplant that could save her life. Please stand with Maya in her fight against AML. Help us give her the chance to survive, to recover, and to come back home to her little girl. Every contribution matters. Every prayer helps. Every share brings hope. Together, we can help Maya win this fight. 💛

$9,499 raised Of $660,000

Help Us Build a Community Medical Center

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Help Us Build a Community Medical Center
We are launching a new Medical Center in the Jiyeh area, Iqlim Al Kharoub, Lebanon, to provide affordable and accessible healthcare services to our community. This initiative is led by the Baassir Charitable Association, which has been actively serving the region since 2000 through social and medical support programs. In 2013, we opened a modest clinic in Baassir that provides nearly free medical services in collaboration with qualified doctors. The new center will allow us to expand our capacity and serve nearly ten times the number of patients currently supported by our existing clinic. Today, due to increasing healthcare needs, we aim to expand our services by establishing a fully equipped medical center including: • Medical and dental clinics. • Laboratory department. • Pharmacy. • Radiology department (Mammography, Panoramic-Xray imaging, X-ray and Ultrasound). The building is already available, and your support will help us equip and operate this center to serve residents of Baassir, Barja, Jiyeh, and the entire Iqlim Al Kharoub region. Every donation, big or small, will directly contribute to improving healthcare access for families in need. Together, we can build a healthier future. Contact & More Information For any inquiries or to learn more about our Medical Center Project, please feel free to contact us: 📧 Email: info@bcassociation.org 📞 Phone: +961 78 946 847 🌐 Website: https://bcassociation.org/ 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/14aW7aUSSiR/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baassir_charitable_association?igsh=YWJqYzZzYWFocHYx ▶ YouTube: www.youtube.com/@BaassirCharitableAssociation

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Michel's Critical Medical Intervention

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Michel's Critical Medical Intervention
Michel Nasr, a father of three young children and a resident of Ballouneh, Keserwan, is facing a critical medical emergency and urgently needs our support. In the summer of 2024, while at work, Michel suffered a violent motorcycle accident that nearly cost him his life. By what can only be described as a miracle, he survived — but only after 10 days in a coma and more than 5 critical surgeries. Since then, his journey has been one of pain, resilience, and courage. Despite everything, he continues to fight to recover. Today, Michel is confronted with another serious challenge. He requires a delicate brain nerve surgery. Without this operation, doctors warn that he faces a high risk of a fatal brain hemmorhage. The procedure is urgent and life-preserving. Due to difficult social and financial conditions, Michel does not have medical insurance coverage. The cost of the surgery is $18,000, an amount far beyond his ability to afford. For more than 10 years, Michel dedicated his professional life to serving people with disabilities. He has spent years helping others with compassion and commitment. Now, he is the one in need of help — to heal, to return to work. We are calling on your generosity and solidarity. Any contribution — large or small — will make a real difference. If you are unable to donate, sharing this campaign can also help save Michel’s life. Thank you for your kindness, your prayers, and your support in helping Michel get back on his feet. ❤️ For those who can't pay online by credit card, you can transfer by whish or OMT to Raja Melki 76150195

$4,128 raised Of $18,000

Help a stateless Palestinian refugee

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Help a stateless Palestinian refugee
Obieda's story Help a Palestinian Refugee Rebuild His Life and Access Medical Care My name is Obaida. I am a Palestinian refugee living in Lebanon, where I have spent most of my life. Like many refugees here, my family and I live under extremely difficult economic conditions. We are struggling to meet even our most basic needs. I have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a lifelong mental health condition that requires continuous treatment, stability, and medical care. Living with this illness while facing poverty, uncertainty, and displacement has been overwhelming. In an attempt to change my situation and support my family, I traveled to South Africa and applied for asylum, hoping for safety and a chance at a dignified life. Unfortunately, my asylum request was rejected. After this rejection, the psychological pressure became unbearable, and I went through a very dark period in my life. I survived a serious crisis, and since then I have been trying to focus on healing and rebuilding myself. Today, I am asking for your help for two main reasons: To access proper medical treatment and mental health care so I can live with bipolar disorder in a stable and healthy way To find a legal and safe opportunity outside Lebanon that would allow me to improve my life and help support my family Your support—no matter how small—can help me receive treatment, regain stability, and work toward a future with dignity and hope. If you are unable to donate, sharing this campaign would mean a great deal to me. Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for your kindness and humanity

$115 raised Of $3,000