In December 2022, it turned out that I had multiple myeloma. My fight against the disease began in January. The first news about the cancer knocked me off my feet and caused a breakdown, but the support of my wife and daughter allowed me to look at life differently.

My story is a story of hope and daily striving for health. In 2024, I found out that I have metastatic ovarian cancer, which completely changed my life. Despite many difficult moments, I try to enjoy small things - the laughter of my children or the beauty of nature. My greatest desire is to be with my daughter who is growing up and support her in difficult moments. Although many challenges await me, I do not lose hope.

In January 2022, I was diagnosed with stomach cancer. When I thought I was on the right track to recovery, it turned out that my body was attacked by another enemy - a malignant prostate cancer with numerous bone metastases. Please help me fight for my health.

I suffered from stage 3 sigmoid cancer with metastases to the liver. In Poland they didn't want to perform the surgery, but I have such a chance in France. Your help will open the door to complete recovery for me.

9 years ago I got kidney cancer. I managed to recover, but years later the disease relapsed. The only way to stop it is to take an expensive, non-reimbursable drug.

I have breast cancer with bone metastases. It's been stage IV since 2016. Doctors gave me 3-6 months to live, but thanks to one small, non-reimbursable injection, I'm still alive, my bones aren't breaking, and my children have a relatively healthy mother.

At the age of 16, Adam had to face the diagnosis of malignant tumor of the femur. The boy's great passion is aviation. Quick and effective recovery will determine whether he will be able to fulfill his dream and start the long-awaited course for a pilot's license.

I found out about my disease during a follow-up mammogram, which I had every two years. After the biopsy, I received the diagnosis: malignant breast cancer with metastases to lymph nodes. I want to live without thinking about the disease, its metastases and relapses.

For years I have been fighting recurrent brain tumors and their health consequences. I dream of staying as fit as possible despite everything.

I have no chance of full recovery, but I would still like to stay in good shape for as long as possible and help my children grow up.