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.

To fight the disease, he needs supportive treatment, which unfortunately is very expensive and not reimbursed. I know that it will make my chemotherapy more effective and I will be able to recover faster. Over the last few years, we have been trying to cover the costs of treatment from our own funds, but this is slowly starting to exceed my family's financial capabilities.

Transport to tests consumes my modest pension. I live with my daughter, who is raising a disabled son on her own, which also involves high costs. I know that I will not give up the fight against cancer, but the costs of treatment are beyond my means.
In connection with I am turning to you, my dears, for help.

I know that this is only the beginning of my difficult journey, but I still believe that everything will be fine and that I will win against the enemy that is cancer. I find strength and motivation to continue treatment thanks to my wonderful four-year-old daughter who did not let me break down. Her smile makes me believe that everything will be fine.

It was a very difficult decision for me to tell my story and ask for help. I was motivated by a great desire to continue living. I have a wonderful family, my first grandson was born last year, who is also a great motivation for me to fight for life. I would like to see him grow up.
I am asking for your support.

I am the mother of the sweetest three-year-old and if it weren't for the diagnosis, I would probably lead a quiet and quite ordinary life. In 2019, in the 8th month of pregnancy, I was diagnosed with cancer - breast cancer. I believe that the collected funds will allow me to look at cancer as a chronic disease, not as a terminal disease. And I believe that my life will become completely normal again.

I am an average person who until recently considered myself happy. Why not? Beloved wife, children, grandchildren, family and friends... And who would have thought that a second after the doctors announced the diagnosis, everything would turn upside down, life would seem to stop, and I would feel as if I did not exist in this beautiful world. .

The stress of leaving home and the fear for her and her baby's life accelerated the progression of the disease. Every day Natalia loses not only strength and faith in a stable future, but also hope that this future will come at all.