We set out on a crazy mission to get to impossible-to-organize visits and look for contacts with inaccessible specialists.

The result: targeted chemotherapy, which initially brought good results.

When you hear the diagnosis of "cancer", you instantly lose control over your life. I am no exception. I want to live greedily, I am fighting the disease and I do not intend to lose. Your support is very valuable to me. Thank you with all my heart.

It's hard for me to admit that I'm no longer self-sufficient, but I accept this lesson with humility and call out to the world: I need help! Because I really want to live, I really want my 14-year-old daughter to have her mother with her, healthy and joyful. I want to make plans for the future again, watch my teenager become an adult.

So far, I have fought for the health and lives of others in fires and accidents. Now I have to deal with one of the most dangerous brain tumors. So today I have to fight for myself and to return to a normal, healthy life.

The conference decided on radiotherapy, but I was not qualified for it. I am facing expensive diagnostics and private treatment to examine my entire body and check whether the cancer has not spread further. I also need urgent rehabilitation to save my spine... Without your support, I won't be able to afford it.

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 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.

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.

I've been living with stage IV cancer since 2016. When I was diagnosed, doctors gave me only 3–6 months to live. Many years have passed. I'm still alive, able to walk, function, and be with my children.