Zosia Samosia… Znasz to słowo? Ja znam doskonale, ale przyszedł czas, w którym zdecydowałam się poprosić Was o pomoc. W wieku 32 lat zdiagnozowano u mnie RAKA PIERSI Z PRZERZUTAMI do mózgu, płuc i węzłów. Zostałam zakwalifikowana do IV stadium choroby – obecna medycyna mówi, że nigdy mnie nie wyleczy. Stan mojego zdrowia wymaga niestandardowych i indywidualnych metod terapeutycznych oraz rozszerzonej diagnostyki, a to wszystko bardzo dużo kosztuje.
Jestem nosicielem mutacji genowych BRCA1, która znacząco zwiększa ryzyko wystąpienia kolejnych nowotworów. Marzę o życiu w zdrowiu, bo kiedy jest to jedno, wszystko inne staje się możliwe…💙
Pomóż mi żyć jak najdłużej… 💙

I want to spend as much time as possible with my family and see my grandchildren grow up. Every day is precious to me.

I have such a distant but at the same time very vivid dream. It is my 80th birthday. I am organizing a party in the mountains on a low hill called Trzy Kopce in the Beskids. I am going there alone with my husband. My children, their children, my younger sister, my wonderful friends are waiting for me at the top. We are dancing, enjoying each other, celebrating 🙂 That is how I see it!

Wiktoria has no intention of giving up. This year, she plans to improve her high school exams to get into her dream medical school and become a pediatrician. Despite difficult days and weakness, she sits down with books and learns chemistry and biology. This goal gives her the strength to fight.

“Pain demands to be felt” – this quote from one of the films perfectly captures what palliative patients feel. Cancer is not only a disease of the body, but also a huge burden on the soul and psyche.

My goal is to live life - fully, consciously and beautifully, and my intention is to experience and celebrate it in health, happiness, love, sun and dance. I believe that everything that appears in my life has its time and meaning.

Money doesn't buy happiness, but it does buy time and opportunities, which I really need right now. Fighting cancer is not only about fighting the disease, but also about huge financial burdens.

My biggest dream is to see my children grow up, fulfill their plans and dreams. I want to be with them in these important moments, support them and enjoy shared moments with my husband.

I draw strength to fight from the love of my husband, children, grandchildren, family and friends who are with me every day and give me the motivation not to give up.

I have someone to live for – I am needed by my teenage daughter, who bravely supports me. However, I cannot demand care from a 13-year-old! I am her mother and I should provide her with care, safety and a roof over her head.