I would like to do everything to return to my everyday life with full strength. I believe that good things come back, thank you for your support.

I will be grateful for any help with such an unpleasant and very shocking diagnosis. I don't give up, I don't stop fighting, that's why I try to do as much as possible to help and prepare my body for further invasive cancer treatment.

I was always active - I swam, danced, skied. The current situation - when I am weakened and cannot do what I used to do - is difficult for me to bear. – Zosia Sołowiej

Despite the illness and treatment, I want to finish my studies on time and start an internship, enjoy life and take care of my dogs. – Weronika Wrzesińska

The disease came unexpectedly, at a time when I was already struggling with enormous pain after the death of one daughter and the accident of another. In March 2023, I was diagnosed with breast cancer, which forced me to undergo severe treatment. Now I face the challenge of financing an expensive medicine that is my only chance at life.

My name is Tomasz and I'm only 24 years old. In 2024, I was diagnosed with a malignant tumor - Ewing's sarcoma. I face long and expensive treatment and exhausting rehabilitation. I am asking you for support.

The disease struck in January 2024. I underwent surgery to remove metastases, a course of chemotherapy, and radiation, and additional surgery was necessary. I am fighting for my health and maintaining my independence under the care of a palliative care physician. I am currently enjoying a well-deserved retirement. The foundation's support helps me cover the costs of medications, supplements, and diagnostics.

My body isn't giving up, and neither am I. I'm enjoying every day.

Thank you for all your support.

I have been dealing with this for 17 years Hodgkin's disease (Hodgkin's lymphoma). I am currently undergoing treatment in France, which generates huge costs. I still have faith that I will recover. I need your financial support in the further treatment process. Thank you.

During a routine colonoscopy, I was diagnosed malignant colon cancer. After a complicated surgery and the recommendation of chemotherapy, I also started supportive therapy to strengthen my body. I am asking for support so that I can continue it as long as possible.

I never thought I would get sick malignant breast cancer. From an active person enjoying life, I became an oncology patient struggling with a serious disease, the treatment of which is not only exhausting, but also extremely expensive.