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I will overcome the disease and visit Vienna

My greatest strength in this fight are my children: my 14-year-old daughter and my 17-year-old son. I am able to make the greatest effort and get up every morning with the same fortitude to be with them as long as possible.

My family is worth everything

I believe that nothing happens without a reason. All my life I was focused on others, now the disease forced me to look at myself a little.

I want to enjoy everyday life again

I really value the time spent among people, I don't want to waste it. I have a lot of strength to fight the disease and my son is my greatest motivation.

I want to go back to work and live normally

I would like to go back to work and live normally, not worrying about each next day and the next stage of treatment, about whether I will be able to cover the costs. I dream about holidays with my daughter.

May cancer remain just a bad memory

Currently, what is important to me is, for example, strengthening the body, immunotherapy, rehabilitation and appropriate supplementation. These are steps that can give me a chance to effectively fight the disease, enjoy life, and celebrate every moment spent with my daughters.

I'll go snowboarding again

I believe I still have some work to do and I'm not going to give up. This winter I fulfilled one of my plans and... I snowboarded thanks to my prosthesis! This would not be possible if it were not for constant rehabilitation, for which I always need funds.

The children can't lose me

I must turn to people of good will for help who will support me and my family in the fight against the disease and the ruthlessness of the system. Thank you very much for any help!!!

As long as I act, I know I can win

I don't fight only for myself, I fight for my daughter - Hania, whom I raise alone. Hania is 16 years old - I don't want her to have to worry about my condition any longer. I would like the disease to remain in our lives only as a bad memory.