My name is Paulina, and on my 37th birthday, I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer with metastases to the lymph nodes. I've already undergone a mastectomy and lymphadenectomy, I'm undergoing chemotherapy, and I face further stages of treatment and rehabilitation. Every bit of support helps me regain my strength and brings me closer to my most important goal – a normal, peaceful daily life with my children.

I'm 41 years old and have been battling stage III glioma for six years. After radiation and a year of chemotherapy, we managed to temporarily put it to sleep. Unfortunately, in April, a new tumor appeared, unexpectedly, without warning. Despite everything, I still have hope.

I'm 48 years old and living with neuroendocrine cancer. Despite my illness, I strive to help others, believing that good always returns.

My name is Karolina, I'm 43 years old, and I've been battling squamous cell carcinoma of the anal canal for three years. Unfortunately, despite exhausting all available treatment options in Poland, the disease continues to progress. My only chance for further treatment is therapy abroad, which is beyond my financial means.

In 2024, I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, a distant sequela to an oncological illness from years earlier. After many months of difficult treatment in Poland and surgery in Lisbon, my only hope is to continue immunotherapy or targeted therapy. The costs of treatment are enormous, and without support, I cannot afford them.

My name is Teresa. I'm a mother, grandmother, and retired teacher. For 35 years, I passionately taught children—now I need help myself. I've been battling cancer since 2015.

My name is Jagoda. In March 2019, I was diagnosed with a malignant tumor—Hodgkin's lymphoma. The disease prevents me from working and living a normal life. At this time, there are no further treatment options for me; only symptom relief is possible. I am asking for your support so I can enjoy life as long as possible.

In March 2025, I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. The disease is difficult to treat because I've also been battling lymphocytic leukemia for years. I need expensive supportive therapy that will give me a chance to halt the progression of the disease and regain the strength to live with my loved ones.

In quick succession, two women in our family—my mother-in-law and I—were diagnosed with breast cancer. I've already undergone surgery, rehabilitation, and radiation therapy, but I need further treatment, which unfortunately isn't reimbursed. I'm asking for help so I can regain my health and enjoy life with my loved ones.

I am an architect, mother, and grandmother of nine grandchildren. I have advanced, metastatic pancreatic cancer, and my only hope lies in expensive, non-reimbursable supportive care. I am asking for support so I can continue treatment and remain with my family.