KIRYAT GAT — Ora, a 41-year-old mother of four and wife of a reservist, is in the fight of her life. She has a treatment plan at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem. But lately, she has been forced to miss appointments — not because she lost hope, but because she couldn’t afford the trip.
Public buses are impossible. Weak from advanced lung cancer, the exhausting journey leaves her too drained to continue care. Her only option is a taxi — at almost $150 per round trip. For a family already drowning in medical expenses, even this basic necessity has become out of reach.
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“I never thought something so small would decide whether I get treatment,” Ora admits. “But without the fare, I just stay home. I want to live. I want to keep being here for my children.”
Ora’s next treatment is already scheduled. Without immediate support, she risks missing it again — a delay she cannot afford.
“This isn’t about luxuries,” she says. “It’s about getting to the hospital, getting the care that could save my life, and making sure my family doesn’t fall apart while I fight to stay alive.”
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