Michał is 40 years old and struggling with stage IV glioblastoma multiforme. His only hope for slowing the disease is the extremely expensive Optune therapy, which is not reimbursed in Poland. His only dream is to simply live and be with his wife and daughter, for whom he means the world.

My name is Dorota, and I'm 42 years old. Since 2025, I've been battling a very aggressive form of colon cancer, which, after 10 months, metastasized to the lungs, liver, peritoneum, and adnexa. Currently, a second round of chemotherapy is planned. I'm also undergoing very expensive supportive care. My dream is to recover so I can continue pursuing my life plans and enjoy every day.

My name is Dorota. A year and a half ago, I was diagnosed with hormonal breast cancer. I've already undergone several treatments, but I still have years ahead of me before I can say "I'm healthy." I dream of holing up in a country house and tending my garden instead of sitting in a doctor's office.

Hi, my name is Bernadeta.

For three years, I have been battling malignant ovarian cancer. The disease saps my strength, but it has not extinguished my heart.
I still have a thousand dreams in my head, and one, the most important one: I really, really want to live. I want to watch my grandchildren grow up, hold my daughters' hands, be with my husband and mother. Help me win this fight for the future.

My name is Viola, and for three years I've been struggling with an invisible enemy that's destroying me and robbing my beloved teenager of his mother. My son wrote me a beautiful letter, saying he'd give anything to keep me with him as long as possible. All available treatment options in Poland have already been exhausted. I'm not losing hope, and I'm not taking it away from my son. I'm sure there's a doctor, therapy, and medication somewhere that will help me. .

Since early childhood, I have been struggling with cancer and its consequences. After numerous surgeries and chemotherapy, I remain under constant oncological supervision and struggle with the effects of treatment. I have limited resources for further diagnostics, rehabilitation, and specialized care, so I am asking for your support on this difficult and exhausting journey to recovery.

My name is Sylwia, I'm 43 years old, and I'm a mother of two. After two brain surgeries, I was diagnosed with stage III glioma and am currently undergoing chemotherapy and expensive supportive care. I dream of returning to health, returning to a normal daily life, and spending time with my children, so I'm asking for your help and support.

My name is Anna and I'm a mother of three wonderful children. Unfortunately, I recently received a diagnosis that turned my world upside down – I have breast cancer. The disease robbed me of my strength and ability to work, but it hasn't robbed me of the will to fight for my life so I can raise my children. Every donation, even the smallest, brings me closer to recovery and gives my family a chance for a normal future.

Until recently, I was caring for my loved ones. Now I need help myself. I'm battling stage IV glioma and I'm doing everything I can to get back to my family, who needs me. Thank you for all your support.

In December 2024, I was diagnosed with lower gastrointestinal cancer. Since then, I have been undergoing intensive treatment, which has placed a significant strain on my body and completely changed my life. Today, I am trying to return to my daily life, so I am asking for support in my continued treatment and rehabilitation.