We came from the occupied territory, from the Kherson region, the city of Kakhovka. Before, we lived an ordinary life, worked, dreamed of getting married and buying our own house. Until the outbreak of the war.

I can't even describe what a difficult time my baby and I went through. Now I am facing rehabilitation.

I never thought I would have to ask for help, but I still want to live because I have someone to care for - I have three beautiful grandchildren. I still want to enjoy them, so I fight as hard as I can for them.

In addition to intensive chemotherapy, I decided to use very expensive therapy to fight aggressive cancer. This method is used in the West, but is not reimbursed in our country. As you might expect, the costs are very burdensome.

The wedding took place and was truly happy, even though the bride had a scar from surgery under her dress, and during her honeymoon she lost her hair after her first chemotherapy session.

Until recently, he worked as an energy engineer and was successful in his profession. He is the father of three small children, whom he loves very much and devotes almost all of his free time to them. Now Taras needs support more than ever.

I hope that the treatment will bring the results I dream of. There is no denying that it is a difficult and exhausting process. However, I have a lot of faith in me, which allows me to successfully complete the next stages. I would like to use the collected funds to pay for treatment, visits to specialists and necessary medicines.

I am a psychologist and psycho-oncologist. I have been helping people with cancer and their families for almost 9 years. Until early last year when I was diagnosed breast cancer, I worked, among others, in a hospice and ran support groups for people in mourning. Now I need your support.

My name is Agnieszka and I have been fighting an unequal battle with ovarian cancer for two years. Please help me raise money for a non-reimbursed medicine - my life has been valued at PLN 400,000 a year. I am begging you, help me beat cancer. A non-reimbursed medicine may help me.

I have always been responsible for supporting my family and earning money for my treatments. Currently, my situation has become more complicated because I have lost my regular orders. I live on benefits and support from my immediate family. Today I have to face my beliefs and ask for support. I've never done it, but now I just really need it because I can't cope on my own.