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cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769488

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769487

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769485

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769484

Comrades… I don’t even know how to start this but I need to share something painful and urgent.

These past few days in Juba have been so heavy. We’ve been struggling to pay the remaining 200 usd of our 900 usd rent so the caretaker can reconnect our water. Thanks to the incredible support from kind comrades, we managed to pay 700 usd and he turned our WiFi and electricity back on. That helped a little but without water even the smallest things…cooking, washing, bathing…feel impossible. We’re doing our best to survive.

Then something I never imagined happened.

Three of my girls pretty, olivia and charity left the house to fetch water like we used to do before the attack. I expected them to be back in a few hours… but they never returned.

I spent three sleepless nights searching, asking around and walking everywhere my fear could imagine. Nothing. I was shaking, praying someone had at least seen them.

Today, I went to the nearest police post to report them missing. One officer told me he knew where they were. My whole body went cold. I begged him to take me to them. After he spoke with another officer, they directed me to where my girls were being held. Right now, I’m at the police station, waiting. I haven’t been allowed to see or speak to them yet. I don’t know their condition or what they’ve been through. I’m just praying they’re safe.

Please keep us in your thoughts. I’ll update you as soon as I can.

Every kind heart reading this…please also consider checking my profile and our fundraiser. Your support keeps us alive and safe especially in moments like this.

Support link is in my profile

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769487

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769485

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769484

Comrades… I don’t even know how to start this but I need to share something painful and urgent.

These past few days in Juba have been so heavy. We’ve been struggling to pay the remaining 200 usd of our 900 usd rent so the caretaker can reconnect our water. Thanks to the incredible support from kind comrades, we managed to pay 700 usd and he turned our WiFi and electricity back on. That helped a little but without water even the smallest things…cooking, washing, bathing…feel impossible. We’re doing our best to survive.

Then something I never imagined happened.

Three of my girls pretty, olivia and charity left the house to fetch water like we used to do before the attack. I expected them to be back in a few hours… but they never returned.

I spent three sleepless nights searching, asking around and walking everywhere my fear could imagine. Nothing. I was shaking, praying someone had at least seen them.

Today, I went to the nearest police post to report them missing. One officer told me he knew where they were. My whole body went cold. I begged him to take me to them. After he spoke with another officer, they directed me to where my girls were being held. Right now, I’m at the police station, waiting. I haven’t been allowed to see or speak to them yet. I don’t know their condition or what they’ve been through. I’m just praying they’re safe.

Please keep us in your thoughts. I’ll update you as soon as I can.

Every kind heart reading this…please also consider checking my profile and our fundraiser. Your support keeps us alive and safe especially in moments like this.

Support link is in my profile

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769485

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769484

Comrades… I don’t even know how to start this but I need to share something painful and urgent.

These past few days in Juba have been so heavy. We’ve been struggling to pay the remaining 200 usd of our 900 usd rent so the caretaker can reconnect our water. Thanks to the incredible support from kind comrades, we managed to pay 700 usd and he turned our WiFi and electricity back on. That helped a little but without water even the smallest things…cooking, washing, bathing…feel impossible. We’re doing our best to survive.

Then something I never imagined happened.

Three of my girls pretty, olivia and charity left the house to fetch water like we used to do before the attack. I expected them to be back in a few hours… but they never returned.

I spent three sleepless nights searching, asking around and walking everywhere my fear could imagine. Nothing. I was shaking, praying someone had at least seen them.

Today, I went to the nearest police post to report them missing. One officer told me he knew where they were. My whole body went cold. I begged him to take me to them. After he spoke with another officer, they directed me to where my girls were being held. Right now, I’m at the police station, waiting. I haven’t been allowed to see or speak to them yet. I don’t know their condition or what they’ve been through. I’m just praying they’re safe.

Please keep us in your thoughts. I’ll update you as soon as I can.

Every kind heart reading this…please also consider checking my profile and our fundraiser. Your support keeps us alive and safe especially in moments like this.

Support link is in my profile

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6769484

Comrades… I don’t even know how to start this but I need to share something painful and urgent.

These past few days in Juba have been so heavy. We’ve been struggling to pay the remaining 200 usd of our 900 usd rent so the caretaker can reconnect our water. Thanks to the incredible support from kind comrades, we managed to pay 700 usd and he turned our WiFi and electricity back on. That helped a little but without water even the smallest things…cooking, washing, bathing…feel impossible. We’re doing our best to survive.

Then something I never imagined happened.

Three of my girls pretty, olivia and charity left the house to fetch water like we used to do before the attack. I expected them to be back in a few hours… but they never returned.

I spent three sleepless nights searching, asking around and walking everywhere my fear could imagine. Nothing. I was shaking, praying someone had at least seen them.

Today, I went to the nearest police post to report them missing. One officer told me he knew where they were. My whole body went cold. I begged him to take me to them. After he spoke with another officer, they directed me to where my girls were being held. Right now, I’m at the police station, waiting. I haven’t been allowed to see or speak to them yet. I don’t know their condition or what they’ve been through. I’m just praying they’re safe.

Please keep us in your thoughts. I’ll update you as soon as I can.

Every kind heart reading this…please also consider checking my profile and our fundraiser. Your support keeps us alive and safe especially in moments like this.

Support link is in my profile

Comrades… I don’t even know how to start this but I need to share something painful and urgent.

These past few days in Juba have been so heavy. We’ve been struggling to pay the remaining 200 usd of our 900 usd rent so the caretaker can reconnect our water. Thanks to the incredible support from kind comrades, we managed to pay 700 usd and he turned our WiFi and electricity back on. That helped a little but without water even the smallest things…cooking, washing, bathing…feel impossible. We’re doing our best to survive.

Then something I never imagined happened.

Three of my girls pretty, olivia and charity left the house to fetch water like we used to do before the attack. I expected them to be back in a few hours… but they never returned.

I spent three sleepless nights searching, asking around and walking everywhere my fear could imagine. Nothing I was shaking, praying someone had at least seen them.

Today, I went to the nearest police post to report them missing. One officer told me he knew where they were. My whole body went cold. I begged him to take me to them. After he spoke with another officer, they directed me to where my girls were being held. Right now, I’m at the police station, waiting. I haven’t been allowed to see or speak to them yet. I don’t know their condition or what they’ve been through. I’m just praying they’re safe.

Please keep us in your thoughts. I’ll update you as soon as I can.

Every kind heart reading this…please also consider checking my profile and our fundraiser. Your support keeps us alive and safe especially in moments like this.

Support link is in my profile

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719922

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719921

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719883

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719881

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719880

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719877

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719608

hey comrades !!! No pressure to read this….I know everyone’s got a lot going on. I just wanted to share a little update from us here in Juba. Things have been really tough lately. Today makes it four days without bathing, and we can’t even flush the toilet anymore. This morning I had to go to our neighbor to ask if he could spare just 10 liters of water for cooking and drinking. It’s not that we don’t want to go fetch more…it’s the fear. The last time we tried, we were attacked by men on the road. We survived but the fear never really left

Our caretaker still hasn’t come back but he left us with a heavy burden. We still need to finish the 244 usd left of our 900 usd rent before he reconnects our water. After we paid 531 usd, he reconnected the WiFi and electricity which helped a lot but without water, even small things feel impossible.

I really hate having to ask again but I don’t know where else to turn. Life before finding this community was already full of pain and fear, and I can’t go back…especially in a place where being trans is dangerous. You’ve been the only light keeping us going.

Sharing our story here is the only way we stay seen and hope for solidarity from people who understand. So many of you have already helped us and I carry that love every day. I just hope that one day I’ll be able to help others the way you’ve helped me and my girls.If you know any trans community or kind-hearted person who might want to help, please share our story.

I’m writing this with honesty and hope, praying it reaches someone kind enough to share or support. Even the smallest donation makes a difference…it keeps us alive, literally. Thank you for reading this and for standing with us through everything.

Support link in my profile with love and hope always ❤️🖤❤️

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719921

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719883

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719881

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719880

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719877

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719608

hey comrades !!! No pressure to read this….I know everyone’s got a lot going on. I just wanted to share a little update from us here in Juba. Things have been really tough lately. Today makes it four days without bathing, and we can’t even flush the toilet anymore. This morning I had to go to our neighbor to ask if he could spare just 10 liters of water for cooking and drinking. It’s not that we don’t want to go fetch more…it’s the fear. The last time we tried, we were attacked by men on the road. We survived but the fear never really left

Our caretaker still hasn’t come back but he left us with a heavy burden. We still need to finish the 244 usd left of our 900 usd rent before he reconnects our water. After we paid 531 usd, he reconnected the WiFi and electricity which helped a lot but without water, even small things feel impossible.

I really hate having to ask again but I don’t know where else to turn. Life before finding this community was already full of pain and fear, and I can’t go back…especially in a place where being trans is dangerous. You’ve been the only light keeping us going.

Sharing our story here is the only way we stay seen and hope for solidarity from people who understand. So many of you have already helped us and I carry that love every day. I just hope that one day I’ll be able to help others the way you’ve helped me and my girls.If you know any trans community or kind-hearted person who might want to help, please share our story.

I’m writing this with honesty and hope, praying it reaches someone kind enough to share or support. Even the smallest donation makes a difference…it keeps us alive, literally. Thank you for reading this and for standing with us through everything.

Support link in my profile with love and hope always ❤️🖤❤️

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719883

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719881

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719880

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719877

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719608

hey comrades !!! No pressure to read this….I know everyone’s got a lot going on. I just wanted to share a little update from us here in Juba. Things have been really tough lately. Today makes it four days without bathing, and we can’t even flush the toilet anymore. This morning I had to go to our neighbor to ask if he could spare just 10 liters of water for cooking and drinking. It’s not that we don’t want to go fetch more…it’s the fear. The last time we tried, we were attacked by men on the road. We survived but the fear never really left

Our caretaker still hasn’t come back but he left us with a heavy burden. We still need to finish the 244 usd left of our 900 usd rent before he reconnects our water. After we paid 531 usd, he reconnected the WiFi and electricity which helped a lot but without water, even small things feel impossible.

I really hate having to ask again but I don’t know where else to turn. Life before finding this community was already full of pain and fear, and I can’t go back…especially in a place where being trans is dangerous. You’ve been the only light keeping us going.

Sharing our story here is the only way we stay seen and hope for solidarity from people who understand. So many of you have already helped us and I carry that love every day. I just hope that one day I’ll be able to help others the way you’ve helped me and my girls.If you know any trans community or kind-hearted person who might want to help, please share our story.

I’m writing this with honesty and hope, praying it reaches someone kind enough to share or support. Even the smallest donation makes a difference…it keeps us alive, literally. Thank you for reading this and for standing with us through everything.

Support link in my profile with love and hope always ❤️🖤❤️

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719881

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719880

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719877

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719608

hey comrades !!! No pressure to read this….I know everyone’s got a lot going on. I just wanted to share a little update from us here in Juba. Things have been really tough lately. Today makes it four days without bathing, and we can’t even flush the toilet anymore. This morning I had to go to our neighbor to ask if he could spare just 10 liters of water for cooking and drinking. It’s not that we don’t want to go fetch more…it’s the fear. The last time we tried, we were attacked by men on the road. We survived but the fear never really left

Our caretaker still hasn’t come back but he left us with a heavy burden. We still need to finish the 244 usd left of our 900 usd rent before he reconnects our water. After we paid 531 usd, he reconnected the WiFi and electricity which helped a lot but without water, even small things feel impossible.

I really hate having to ask again but I don’t know where else to turn. Life before finding this community was already full of pain and fear, and I can’t go back…especially in a place where being trans is dangerous. You’ve been the only light keeping us going.

Sharing our story here is the only way we stay seen and hope for solidarity from people who understand. So many of you have already helped us and I carry that love every day. I just hope that one day I’ll be able to help others the way you’ve helped me and my girls.If you know any trans community or kind-hearted person who might want to help, please share our story.

I’m writing this with honesty and hope, praying it reaches someone kind enough to share or support. Even the smallest donation makes a difference…it keeps us alive, literally. Thank you for reading this and for standing with us through everything.

Support link in my profile with love and hope always ❤️🖤❤️

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719880

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719877

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719608

hey comrades !!! No pressure to read this….I know everyone’s got a lot going on. I just wanted to share a little update from us here in Juba. Things have been really tough lately. Today makes it four days without bathing, and we can’t even flush the toilet anymore. This morning I had to go to our neighbor to ask if he could spare just 10 liters of water for cooking and drinking. It’s not that we don’t want to go fetch more…it’s the fear. The last time we tried, we were attacked by men on the road. We survived but the fear never really left

Our caretaker still hasn’t come back but he left us with a heavy burden. We still need to finish the 244 usd left of our 900 usd rent before he reconnects our water. After we paid 531 usd, he reconnected the WiFi and electricity which helped a lot but without water, even small things feel impossible.

I really hate having to ask again but I don’t know where else to turn. Life before finding this community was already full of pain and fear, and I can’t go back…especially in a place where being trans is dangerous. You’ve been the only light keeping us going.

Sharing our story here is the only way we stay seen and hope for solidarity from people who understand. So many of you have already helped us and I carry that love every day. I just hope that one day I’ll be able to help others the way you’ve helped me and my girls.If you know any trans community or kind-hearted person who might want to help, please share our story.

I’m writing this with honesty and hope, praying it reaches someone kind enough to share or support. Even the smallest donation makes a difference…it keeps us alive, literally. Thank you for reading this and for standing with us through everything.

Support link in my profile with love and hope always ❤️🖤❤️

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719877

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719608

hey comrades !!! No pressure to read this….I know everyone’s got a lot going on. I just wanted to share a little update from us here in Juba. Things have been really tough lately. Today makes it four days without bathing, and we can’t even flush the toilet anymore. This morning I had to go to our neighbor to ask if he could spare just 10 liters of water for cooking and drinking. It’s not that we don’t want to go fetch more…it’s the fear. The last time we tried, we were attacked by men on the road. We survived but the fear never really left

Our caretaker still hasn’t come back but he left us with a heavy burden. We still need to finish the 244 usd left of our 900 usd rent before he reconnects our water. After we paid 531 usd, he reconnected the WiFi and electricity which helped a lot but without water, even small things feel impossible.

I really hate having to ask again but I don’t know where else to turn. Life before finding this community was already full of pain and fear, and I can’t go back…especially in a place where being trans is dangerous. You’ve been the only light keeping us going.

Sharing our story here is the only way we stay seen and hope for solidarity from people who understand. So many of you have already helped us and I carry that love every day. I just hope that one day I’ll be able to help others the way you’ve helped me and my girls.If you know any trans community or kind-hearted person who might want to help, please share our story.

I’m writing this with honesty and hope, praying it reaches someone kind enough to share or support. Even the smallest donation makes a difference…it keeps us alive, literally. Thank you for reading this and for standing with us through everything.

Support link in my profile with love and hope always ❤️🖤❤️

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/6719608

hey comrades !!! No pressure to read this….I know everyone’s got a lot going on. I just wanted to share a little update from us here in Juba. Things have been really tough lately. Today makes it four days without bathing, and we can’t even flush the toilet anymore. This morning I had to go to our neighbor to ask if he could spare just 10 liters of water for cooking and drinking. It’s not that we don’t want to go fetch more…it’s the fear. The last time we tried, we were attacked by men on the road. We survived but the fear never really left

Our caretaker still hasn’t come back but he left us with a heavy burden. We still need to finish the 244 usd left of our 900 usd rent before he reconnects our water. After we paid 531 usd, he reconnected the WiFi and electricity which helped a lot but without water, even small things feel impossible.

I really hate having to ask again but I don’t know where else to turn. Life before finding this community was already full of pain and fear, and I can’t go back…especially in a place where being trans is dangerous. You’ve been the only light keeping us going.

Sharing our story here is the only way we stay seen and hope for solidarity from people who understand. So many of you have already helped us and I carry that love every day. I just hope that one day I’ll be able to help others the way you’ve helped me and my girls.If you know any trans community or kind-hearted person who might want to help, please share our story.

I’m writing this with honesty and hope, praying it reaches someone kind enough to share or support. Even the smallest donation makes a difference…it keeps us alive, literally. Thank you for reading this and for standing with us through everything.

Support link in my profile with love and hope always ❤️🖤❤️