During a routine colonoscopy, I was diagnosed malignant colon cancer. After a complicated surgery and the recommendation of chemotherapy, I also started supportive therapy to strengthen my body. I am asking for support so that I can continue it as long as possible.

I never thought I would get sick malignant breast cancer. From an active person enjoying life, I became an oncology patient struggling with a serious disease, the treatment of which is not only exhausting, but also extremely expensive.

I am facing a recurrence of breast cancer. I have a loving wife, three children and I really want to fight for my health. I want to enjoy everyday life with them, but our budget cannot support the expenses related to treatment, so I am asking you for financial support.

The diagnosis I heard a few weeks ago - grade III glioma - turned my life upside down. I am at the beginning of the fight against the disease, but I know that I will undertake all possible treatment methods to be with my daughter as long as possible. I am asking you for support on this journey.

A year has passed since I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and I know that, among other things, thanks to your help, I still enjoy life. I feel ashamed to ask for more, but I can't wait and do nothing. I love my loved ones and I want to enjoy life with them as long as possible.

Diagnosis glioma it came unexpectedly, touching me in the fullness of my life, at a time when I had so many plans. My chance to live with my sons as long as possible is Optune equipment, the rental of which is beyond my financial means. 

"Hope comes to a person along with another person" - until now I was usually on the other side, providing support to others, now the roles have been reversed. However, I believe that goodness returns, and you will write a positive ending to my story with me.

I have been involved in the local community for many years. Today I'm fighting to live at least a few years. I didn't refuse to help others, and now I need your support.

I dream of feeling fully healthy and being able to return to concerts without getting out of breath and hiking in the mountains with a backpack without worrying about my spine. I would like to give you all hope that you can get out of the worst situation.

At this stage of treatment, it is necessary to introduce a non-reimbursed drug, the costs of which are unaffordable for me. Thanks to the support of wonderful onco-sisters and loved ones, I want to continue to fight for myself and my health, so today I am asking you for help.