It's hard for me to admit that I'm no longer self-sufficient, but I accept this lesson with humility and call out to the world: I need help! Because I really want to live, I really want my 14-year-old daughter to have her mother with her, healthy and joyful. I want to make plans for the future again, watch my teenager become an adult.

I really value the time spent among people, I don't want to waste it. I have a lot of strength to fight the disease and my son is my greatest motivation.

I am an average person who until recently considered myself happy. Why not? Beloved wife, children, grandchildren, family and friends... And who would have thought that a second after the doctors announced the diagnosis, everything would turn upside down, life would seem to stop, and I would feel as if I did not exist in this beautiful world. .

We regret to inform you that Oksana has passed away, and at the same time we express our deepest condolences to her loved ones.

We would like to thank all donors for their involvement in collecting funds for Oksana's treatment.

Maja is a very brave girl who is fighting sarcoma of the femur. Help her recover! – Maja Hołubowicz

I am afraid that my multiple sclerosis symptoms will worsen after chemotherapy if I do not continue supportive treatment - Bożena Buczek

The period of fighting the disease completely reevaluated my life and plans. Currently, my biggest dream is to accompany my son as he grows up. – Dorota Czabaj

And so, on Women's Day, instead of enjoying flowers from my husband, I heard the verdict: tumor, suspicion of malignancy on the Birards scale 4c. Already then my whole life was flashing before my eyes, after all, I'm only 40 years old, I have daughters to raise, I would like to wait for their weddings, what can I say, first the communion of the younger daughter, Łucja, and the completion of primary school of the older daughter, Zosia.

I want to get up on my own feet, go for a walk, go to the store, take a shower on my own. Now the most important thing for me is to stand in front of the altar with the woman of my life.

I would like to go back to work and live normally, not worrying about each next day and the next stage of treatment, about whether I will be able to cover the costs. I dream about holidays with my daughter.

It was a very difficult decision for me to tell my story and ask for help. I was motivated by a great desire to continue living. I have a wonderful family, my first grandson was born last year, who is also a great motivation for me to fight for life. I would like to see him grow up.
I am asking for your support.