Dwa miesiące temu dowiedziałem się o nowotworze jelita w dramatycznych okolicznościach. Obecnie dochodzę do siebie po skomplikowanych operacjach i terapii wzmacniającej organizm, starając się jednocześnie prowadzić normalne życie. Dzielę się swoją historią, aby zachęcić innych do regularnych badań i dbania o zdrowie.

Leczenie łagodnego nowotworu miało być szybkie i proste, tymczasem skutkiem okazała się być choroba autoimmunologiczna, śpiączka, paraliż i uszkodzenie mózgu. Pomóż nam zawalczyć o powrót mamy do sprawności.

Mam na imię Kasia, mam 55 lat, jestem mamą dwóch wspaniałych synów i 15-letniego ukochanego pupila pieska, mam kochanego męża, który bardzo mnie wspiera w mojej chorobie. Od maja zmagam się z rakiem trzustki z przerzutami.

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

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.

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.