nakakatulog dahil sa mga tao na maiingay. At hindi na din kami nakakain ng mga gulay,isda at iba pa puro sardinas at maggi nalang. Sana po may ilaw po dito sa amin sa gemnasyon (gymnasium). Sana po magkaron kami ng school supplies at konting pera para po makabili man lang ng gulay at isda at kung ano man na wala kami. Sana din po malagyan ang ilaw ang tinutuloyan naming.” - Kyle, 17 years old “Gusto ko pong mga-aral kaso tinotokso ako ng mga kasama namin dito sa Saguiran kasi daw madumi ako at walang masuot. Gusto ko ng umuwi sa Marawi kasi nandoon ang mga damit ko sa paaralan. Miss na miss ko ang bahay naming kasi may computer kami doon ginagamit ko pag may assignment ako. Ngayon wala na po akong mahawakan na computer. Mahal na mahal ko po ang bahay namin sa Marawi. Sana hindi nasira at hindi nawala ang laman ng bahay naming. Thank you to all. Maraming marami salamat sa inyo lahat ng tumulong sa amin.” - Juhad Panda, 16 years old “ Gusto ko ng makita ung bahay namin. Sana mabigyan kami ng bahay”. - Johannah, 17 y/0 “Sa akin ang kailangan naming ay matapos na itong gulong ito, sapat na po yun.” - Boy, 15 y/0 “Ung homebased, mas swerte dahil nde nila na-fefeel ung hirap. Sa pagliligo, paglalaba, walang palanggana, walang balde, wala kaming kasangkapan. Sa homebased kait papano kumpleto sila. Yung kabuhayan namin nasira, yung last na umuwi ung father ko, patay na yung kalabaw, yung taniman wala na, yung bahay namin wala na rin. Sana bumalik na sa normal ang buhay namin. Hangga’t nakakarinig kami ng bomba, nde kami matatahimik.” - Casmirah, 23 y/o, mother of 3 month old baby Appendix F: Consolidated Lived Experiences, Stories of Displaced Children Gathered during the Mission on 1-5 July 2017 Re: The case of Antomama Taib, 4 years old In an evacuation center in Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur, we saw a child who was like no other. The child looked happy and playful, smiling at the other children surrounding him. But behind those smile and laughter hide a heartbreaking reality. According to his mother, Lorayda Taib, 39 years old and a resident of Barrio Port, Panting, Marawi City, her son, Antomama Taib, was suffering from a congenital disorder known as polio. Antomama is four years old and the second youngest child of the eleven children of Lorayda. Lorayda explained that she became ill during her pregnancy. Despite her constant check-up, still she experienced difficult labor and delivery. She went on to say that her doctor did not fully advise her about any risks that she and her baby might encounter. When she gave birth to her son, she noticed that her son had small legs. Lorayda further disclosed that one month after giving birth, her son experienced severe chills that almost took her son’s life. When she asked her relatives about her son’s condition, they told her that everything is normal. Over the months, Lorayda noticed that her son had difficulty standing up and walking. Lorayda averred that her son receives medical assistance only when sick. In the said evacuation center, there is yet to exist any assistance specifically intended for children 73