They say that the meaning of life is to make your dreams come true. It changes your perspective when your dream is to live. Please help me fulfill my dreams and defeat glioma.

In January, I heard a terrifying diagnosis: a malignant, infiltrating tumor with a tendency to grow rapidly. This was a blow to me because I have three children and raise them alone. I can't leave them

In 2017, at the age of 49, I was diagnosed with: malignant ovarian cancer (BRCA 1 mutation) z metastases to the lungs, peritoneum and liver. I was predicted to live for 2 years. The beginnings were very difficult and painful. Day by day my health deteriorated, both mentally and physically.

I am struggling with breast cancer. As a result, I incur huge costs. My children have already lost their father as a result of cancer. I want to take care of my health as much as possible and be with them as long as possible.

A family from Kenya is fighting for the health of their mother and wife.

PLN 3,817.45 / USD 955 - this is how much it takes for Virginia to undergo surgery.

A young family from Kenya is asking for financial support.

USD 955/PLN 3,817.45 – the life saving amount for an urgent surgery their Mother needs.

To save Dad's life, in addition to further chemotherapy, additional, modern treatment is needed, which, although already reimbursed in the West, is currently only available for a fee in Poland.

Sandra dreams of being Just Healthy. Her driving force are three wonderful daughters - Oliwia (14 years old), Amelia (9 years old) and Zuzanna (6 years old).

We never asked anyone for anything. On the contrary, to the best of our financial possibilities, we contributed to charity.

This time - we are asking, believing that goodness returns.

My dream is to eat independently and communicate freely. Medicine is rushing forward. I hope that there will be a reconstruction method that will enable me to fulfill my dream.

The biggest motivation is for my children not to lose their mother.

We set out on a crazy mission to get to impossible-to-organize visits and look for contacts with inaccessible specialists.

The result: targeted chemotherapy, which initially brought good results.