NOSON ROSEMAN (RAGUAN) #10147

Hello,
Let me tell you the story of my life.
My dear mother was diagnosed with the dreaded disease about 11 years ago. She was confined to a wheelchair for 5 and a half years, as my father would take her to her appointments and we would all daven for a yeshua.
Unfortunately, this did not take place. 6 years ago, she passed away, leaving over a grieving family of 7 children, who would never know their mother again in this world. The cruelty of this cancer knew no bounds, and the family was torn apart.
The one who was the most to be affected was our dear father. His life and that of our mother’s were so intertwined, especially as he devoted so many years of his life to keeping her alive, that it seems like a piece of him has been ripped out. He is not the same person he was when we were born, and he has been getting progressively worse.
He has fallen into a deep depression and the family could not function. For the last few years, I was the one supporting the family, going to work every day to help bring parnossa to our home, otherwise everything would have fallen apart. I needed to leave Yeshiva for half of the day, with only half the day left for my learning, but I had no choice.
My older brother got married five years ago, shortly after my dear mother passed away, and my sister one year ago. Now I am a chosson, about to get married but there is nothing available to marry me off. My father has no money, and I could not save up anything. Everything has now fallen on my shoulders, after being the one who took care of everything until now.
I am not buying an apartment, I am not buying any more than the basic necessities, but even that is too hard for us. I got engaged about half a year ago, and was supposed to be married already by now, but the coronavirus pandemic ruined those plans, and now I am slated to be married around Chanuka time of next year, and I need to raise the funds to pay for a basic wedding before then.
Will you be able to help me out? After all that I and my family suffered, with illness, death and depression, would you be the one to bring happiness into our hearts, allowing me to enjoy my chassuna, and the setup of a new life for my kallah and myself?
The zechus of your assistance should bring happiness into your home, health and success with your children, and Hashem should be with you in all that you need.