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Updated on January 28, 2026

Dear all,

I should have posted another update here a long time ago, but with each passing month it becomes more and more difficult for me to describe my situation. Because how can you write that it is good and bad at the same time?, sometimes even very bad. So what's it like?

Good, because I'm still alive, I don't have metastases, and I can enjoy spending time with my loved ones. But others don't have that.

It's bad, because my current "enduring" isn't the normality I so desperately hoped to return to. I started last year with this hope: I planned to return to work, to people, to life. However, everyday reality proved I lacked the strength. I have been on an immunotherapy program for over two years., which aims to stop metastasis and the development of further tumors. So far, it's been doing its job, but it also has a dark side: it's literally draining my life force. Month after month, it's bringing more and more complications and ailments, robbing me of the energy I need for daily functioning.

The past year hasn't been a year of great return to normalcy. It's been more of a time of half-hearted attempts to get back on my feet and a constant struggle with myself. If the results allow, I still have a year of immunotherapy ahead of me, which offers hope for a life without another tumor, but at the same time limits my days to a few, increasingly shortened, hours of activity. Of course, I could give up this treatment, but I'm not willing to take that risk.

Your support is invaluable in my daily struggles. Therefore, once again thank you for your tender and open hearts.

Dear, 

It's thanks in part to you, people with open and kind hearts, that I'm returning to a normal life. Thanks to your support and the funds from last year's 1.51 TP3T tax refund, I can continue therapy. I've regained enough strength to return to work and socialize again.

With this change, IVs, immunotherapy, tests, and doctor visits have become an addition to my life, not its main purpose. But that doesn’t mean my treatment is over—not yet. It’s still a process that incurs huge costs.

I have more blood tests coming up, including checking the number of circulating cancer cells and cancer stem cells.

That's why I kindly ask you to remember my struggles not only during the PIT settlement, but also afterwards. Every złoty counts! I would be grateful if you shared the information about the collection with others.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your help!

Dear ones, thanks to your support and open hearts, I took advantage of the first series of infusions of the new therapy, which gave measurable benefits. After the series, I had control blood tests to check the number of cancer cells circulating in the bloodstream, as well as the number of cancer stem cells. The results are promising, because although the number of circulating cells has increased, the number of stem cells has decreased by half, and this is the most important thing. There is also a large number of dead cancer cells. This shows that the therapy is working. Due to the high malignancy of my cancer, the attending physician recommended another two series of infusions, then I have to do blood tests in Germany again. I will start the next series of infusions in August.

It is thanks to your help that we have managed to achieve such positive results, giving real hope for a complete cure of the disease. However, my joy is overshadowed by the fact that I am separated from achieving my goal by such high treatment costs. I know that I am asking for a lot, but I have no other choice. Please remember my fight. Every złoty counts, so please share information about the fundraiser.

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