In February 2025, I was diagnosed with stage IV cervical adenocarcinoma with spread, and later colon cancer. I am currently undergoing chemotherapy, but my body is already very weak, requiring additional immunological treatment and supportive therapies, which are associated with significant costs. I wholeheartedly ask for your support so I can fight for my life and be with my family as long as possible.

Sylwia, 46, suffers from a very rare cancer – adenoid cystic carcinoma of the base of the tongue (ACC). In Poland, it is considered inoperable, and available treatments are of limited effectiveness. Her only real hope is expensive, unreimbursed carbon ion therapy available abroad, requiring approximately 400,000 złoty. Sylwia wants to regain her health so she can be with her husband and teenage children.

I was diagnosed with polycythemia vera. The disease is incurable, and treatment is lifelong and expensive. Despite this, thanks to the support of my family and my passion for travel, I find the strength to live with hope for a normal life. Thank you for all your support!

Our daughter, Yeva, is just a few years old and is battling brainstem glioma—one of the most challenging childhood cancers. There's no effective treatment for her in Poland, so we're fighting for treatment abroad. Every day and every złoty brings us closer to saving her life.

I have been diagnosed with triple-negative invasive breast cancer with lymph node metastasis. I am undergoing intensive treatment, which includes chemotherapy, supportive care, and numerous trips to appointments, all of which are costly. I am seeking support to help me continue my treatment and regain the strength to continue living with my family.

I've been through many stages of treatment, but the disease continues to progress. Currently, I'm not receiving any therapy, and my only real hope is expensive immunotherapy. Every donation is a chance to begin treatment.

My name is Gosia. I'm a wife, mother, and future grandmother. I'm battling a rare, aggressive pelvic bone cancer. Treatment options in Poland have been exhausted; my only hope is to seek treatment abroad.

I urgently need your support for the treatment of grade IV glioma with the modern NanoTherm therapy, which gives me a real chance at life. Every złoty brings me closer to health and the possibility of continuing to be with my daughter.

My name is Marek Niemiec, I am 56 years old. I am struggling with glioma, which has returned after three years of remission. I have had two surgeries and am currently continuing treatment, but my only chance is therapy abroad. I am asking for help so that I can continue living and be with my family.

My name is Agata, I am 39 years old and every day I face cancer to be a mother to my daughters – Kornelia and Marysia – for as long as possible. The treatment gives hope, but is associated with huge costs – I am asking for your support.