Sep 7, 2022
Help Saqer start a better life and get through his battle with Scoliosis
Sept. 6, 2022 - PRLog -- Saqer from Libya is 27 years old and has been saving to start a better life in a better place because life in Libya is unbearable. In Libya, militias rule the country and Saqer has faced death a couple of times. Drunk and bad militias fight all the time and many civilians dies because of it. No one seems to care about people dying in his country. It is so bad that electricity has also been off for 12 hours a day so it is very difficult to live.
Saqer has a condition called Scoliosis, which is a sideways curvature of the spine. The scoliosis is affecting the way Saqer makes money because he can't move like he used to and he is constantly in pain. He tried physiotherapy but his condition only got worse because the doctors in Libya are bad.
The scoliosis surgery costs around $100,000 US and about 50000$ in Europe and Saqer really can't afford that. His average salary in his country is 500$/m which is just enough for monthly expenses, but not enough for saving up for his surgery.
He has managed to save about 15000$ from his hard work and has been doing the best that he can to save up his money, but it just isn't enough. This is why he started a GoGetFunding.com campaign asking for the kindness of strangers to help with his scoliosis and give him a better life.
Unfortunately, GoGetFunding doesn't support Libya so Saqer had to use his bank account in Switzerland. If you can find it in your heart to help Saquer, please donate to help him live a better life. If you can't donate at this time, please SHARE his story on social media to get the word out.
To learn more or to DONATE, please visit: https://goget.fund/3R2ajS9
Contact:
Saqer Smiles
https://goget.fund/3R2ajS9
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