16-year-old Emilka is fighting lymphoma. Help her get back to health!❗

The treatment plan doesn't always go as planned

On October 20, Emilka arrived at Cape of Hope for her final round of chemotherapy and insertion of a central line. The procedure took place two days later.

After the procedure, Emilka didn't wake up. A subarachnoid hemorrhage occurred on the right side of the brain and a seizure. The condition required immediate action.

Emilka was admitted to the intensive care unit, where she spent seven days. Once her condition had stabilized, she was transferred to a high-dependency unit.

A thorough neurological and cardiological evaluation was conducted. The results confirmed the need for ongoing neurological care.

Returning to treatment despite complications

Emilka's condition gradually stabilized. On November 3, she was able to receive her fourth round of chemotherapy. Her body continues to respond to treatment, despite earlier complications.

What matters most is slowly coming back

Emilka is gradually regaining her strength. She responds, can see, and moves her limbs. For her parents, these changes mean more than any words could ever express. Every day, every breath, every gesture is no longer something to be taken for granted.

Returning home does not mean the end of treatment

On November 11, Emilka finished her hospital treatment and returned home after four months.

Already The next day, I had to return to the hospital. I developed a blood clot and an embolism in the femoral vein. She spent another week undergoing angiological treatment. After a short time She returned home. However, after five days, she again experienced severe symptoms, including leg pain and loss of sensation. She was admitted to the high-security ward again.

The treatment continues, but its form is changing

After another hospital stay, Emilka returned home. She is currently under ongoing angiology care and goes for monthly checkups at Przylądek Nadziei.

This is the stage at which treatment does not end, but transitions into a long-term process of monitoring and responding to changes. March 20, 2026

Decrease in hemoglobin

Today's Day (17.09.2025) began with a transfusion. Due to a drop in hemoglobin Emilka is given blood to strengthen her body and prepare it for the next stages of treatment.

Coming up on the third cycle of chemo

At the end of September before Emilka a series of important studies. On September 23-24, the Cape of Hope will host imaging studies, and on September 25 A PET study has been scheduled in Warsaw, which will assess whether the introduced treatment is effective. September 30 Emilia will return to the Cape, where, after the placement of a doudah insertion will begin a third cycle of chemotherapy.

Fight against pain

Emilka is in a lot of pain, but she doesn't stop fighting. She faces the pain with extraordinary strength, rejecting painkillers. She wants to overcome suffering on her own, showing great courage and determination. 17 września 2025<

Today the fight for Emilka's future begins ❗

The diagnosis has been made, the treatment plan is ready. Emilka has a difficult road ahead - months of cancer therapy, hospital stays and a fight against an enemy that takes no prisoners. Today we are launching a collection to give Emilka a real chance for recovery. Every contribution is concrete support - medicines, travel, consultations, specialized care. Each sharing is a step towards hope. Thank you for being with us. August 3, 2025