Being lucky in this serious disease, which is cancer, is it possible? 

Yes, I am lucky because I found the change myself. I am grateful that I found the tumor, that the early prognosis gives a good chance for life! 

When I found a lump in my body, I had a feeling it was cancer. My intuition did not disappoint me. Yes, I felt like he was growing every day. Unfortunately, this was not a false impression, because my cancer is very malignant, very aggressive, and growing rapidly. It is a triple-negative breast cancer malignancy. Like a Trojan horse, it entered my body, but unfortunately it met a worthy opponent, I will never give up! I will fight until the end! So what if it's aggressive? So what if it's very malicious? So what if it's a rare subtype? So what? Nothing, because he has an opponent he never dreamed of! A warrior who fights and will fight!

This fight involves many sacrifices! It's difficult, but the important thing is that I fight! Every war requires a lot of effort, effort and sacrifice from us. I was ready for this from the moment of diagnosis, I still am and will be until the end! I am fighting for my life for myself, for my children, for my family. This fight is costly, because after the completion of chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatment on the National Health Fund, the fight continues by preventing the disease from returning! I fight by destroying every cancer cell in the blood with infusions and therapies.

My activities are expensive, but worth every penny! I have a chance to live and I won't let this chance go! If you want to support me in this unequal fight, please donate your 1.5% for my treatment! I will be extremely grateful for any donation!

After using all the possibilities offered to me by the National Health Fund, I continue treatment privately, I use specialists in various parts of Poland - oncologists, dietitians, physiotherapists, I use sessions in a normobaric chamber, all in order to live and fulfill my dream of health and more !

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much"

Helen Keller