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I always took care of myself, I was active and full of positive energy. Suddenly I heard the diagnosis: breast cancer. Shock, fear and despair... but I quickly mobilized myself to fight.
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I always took care of myself, I was active and full of positive energy. Suddenly I heard the diagnosis: breast cancer. Shock, fear and despair... but I quickly mobilized myself to fight.
The diagnosis of malignant stage 4 stomach cancer changed my life in an instant and destroyed all my plans. I ask you to help me fight the disease so that I have a chance to raise my 7-year-old son.
I am doing everything I can to get better and get back to my old fitness. My biggest dream is to enjoy life and everyday life again, meetings with loved ones and everything that used to be obvious to me.
My dream? To beat my illness and fulfill a promise I made to my deceased parents – to continue to care for my disabled brother who requires constant assistance.
Two years ago I was having fun at my own wedding and a year later I'm fighting to be alive. My wife is with me every step of the way, so I have to stay with her.
Zosia Samosia… Do you know this word? I know it perfectly, but the time has come when I decided to ask you for help.
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.
I can do it! This is how you react when you learn the diagnosis. You take action, believing that you have the situation under control. But there comes a moment when you realize that you have underestimated the “opponent.”