Now, at this moment, over 1.17 million Poles live with cancer, including our patients who have to fight for their lives and health every day.

My name is Łukasz, I am 42 years old. I am a happy husband and father of two wonderful children – Ala and Bartek. I work in a profession that I like and I am fulfilled in family life. Unfortunately, my life changed drastically at the end of June 2024, when I was diagnosed with malignant glioma stage IV.

Our beloved daughter was diagnosed with high-grade osteosarcoma. Our world has collapsed. We deeply believe that together we will overcome the disease and a smile will appear on Julia's face again.

I spent over PLN 30,000 on the first doses of the drug because initially it was not reimbursed. Fortunately, since July, Keytruda has been on the list of reimbursed drugs. I believe that thanks to this I have a chance for a new, peaceful life.

Treatment and rehabilitation involve huge costs - currently the amount is approximately PLN 300,000.
Thanks to your support, Piotrek and his family are prepared to receive non-reimbursed medicine and can benefit from rehabilitation. Thank you!

I want to fight for myself. I want to do it for my children: Kornel, who is five years old
two-year-old Jeremi and five-month-old Nina. Every day, when I look at them, I find in
give yourself hope and strength to fight. My dream is to see them grow.

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My only income is the pension I receive from Ukraine. Converted into Polish zlotys, this benefit amounts to less than PLN 300. Therefore, every month I struggle with huge financial problems and face a difficult choice - whether to buy medicines or pay for travel to clinical trials.

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