Bogusia Majewski
My story is one of hope and the daily pursuit of health. In 2024, I learned I had metastatic ovarian cancer, which completely changed my life. Despite many difficult moments, I try to enjoy the little things—my children's laughter and the beauty of nature. My greatest desire is to be with my daughter as she grows up and support her through difficult times. Although many challenges still lie ahead, I remain hopeful.
Collection for:
non-reimbursed treatment in Germany, tests, travel to treatment
168,929.20 PLN from PLN 400,000.00
Date of publication of the collection
15-01-2024
It remained on the subaccount
155780.20 PLN
Reimbursed expenses
13149.00 PLN
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My history
Updates:
Updated on January 17, 2026
KRS: 0000414091
Specific objective: Bogusia Majewska
Despite the enormous efforts of doctors and my body, standard treatments available in Poland haven't produced the desired results. I've already completed two rounds of treatment, with the interval between chemotherapy cycles being only six months. Unfortunately, the disease continues to attack.
I currently have a very weak immune system, and daily functioning has become significantly more difficult. After consulting with an oncologist at a specialized clinic in Germany, a new treatment option has emerged. It's modern immunotherapy, used in cases like mine.
This method aims to strengthen the body and is individually tailored to the patient. It offers a chance where previous therapies have proven insufficient, allowing for further treatment without additional burden on the body.
The total cost of treatment is approximately 80,000 euros (nearly 350,000 PLN). This is a sum that I cannot bear on my own.
I wholeheartedly ask for your support. Every donation, even the smallest, is incredibly important and brings me closer to starting treatment. I want to live for my loved ones, for the children who need me.
Thank you for all your financial support, for sharing this fundraiser, and for your kind thoughts. I believe that thanks to you, I will regain my mobility and be able to return to my former life.
Dream:
This is the hardest story I have to write because I don't know how it ends. The diagnosis was made during a gynecological checkup in April 2024. Diagnostic tests were then performed.
During surgery in May, biopsy samples were taken. The results confirmed ovarian cancer with metastases to the mediastinal, axillary and clavicular lymph nodes.
Following surgery, chemotherapy began (eight infusions). Treatment is currently planned to continue for 18 infusions, the first of which was administered on December 3, 2024. Radiotherapy is planned to begin in January 2025.
HRD did not detect pathogenic BRCA1 or BRCA2 variants. After chest radiotherapy and consultations with an oncological surgeon, a biopsy is planned and the material will be sent to Belgium for targeted chemotherapy – the costs of this procedure are not yet known.
Life is a gift.
Every day and every moment have become precious. Little things bring me joy—growing eyebrows and eyelashes, nature, the laughter of my children, the breeze, and the rays of the sun.
I dream of recovering and being able to go on bike rides with my family again, spend time actively, and enjoy life. I've always had a soft spot for the mountains, and the Tatra Mountains are my favorite.
I was professionally fulfilled, and my personal life brought me great happiness. Despite my numerous responsibilities, I always found time for my greatest passions: sports and travel.
I had many plans and dreams. Now I was embarking on an unknown, twisting journey in search of health.
My greatest motivation for treatment is my family: my husband and two children. I also have wonderful people around me who support me.
The hardest part was hearing my daughter ask, "Mom, are you going to get better?" I know how much my whole family needs me, especially my daughter. I dream of being there for her as she grows up and deals with the challenges of teenage life, and I can support her and offer her affection.
At the same time, we're struggling with my daughter's illness—a congenital retinal defect in both eyes. My illness has made me realize how much they need me.
My experiences with this disease have left a mark on my well-being. Cancer takes so much from a person, but I refuse to lose hope. I promised myself that regardless of the difficulties I face, I would never lose hope—because without hope, life is impossible.
Thank you all very much for your help and support.
