A three-year-old girl was diagnosed with a malignant tumor - sympathetic embryonal neuroblastoma, also known as neuroblastoma.

It is one of the most insidious and challenging forms of childhood cancer, and overcoming it involves aggressive, long-term treatment.

The treatment process is extremely intensive and includes multi-stage chemotherapy, autologous bone marrow transplant, surgery, radiation therapy and immunotherapy. It's a huge challenge for a small body, but Helena is showing remarkable strength of spirit. She calls the disease "an evil virus" and faces it bravely every day. Despite the hardships of treatment, she still remains a vivacious, joyful little girl who enjoys playing and infects everyone around her with her smile.

Although treatment for the cancer itself is reimbursed, the additional costs are a significant burden on the family. Commuting to hospitals in Warsaw, Bydgoszcz and Krakow, the need for hygiene products, the consumption of which has increased significantly, supplementation to support Helena's body in the fight against the disease, and the rehabilitation that will be necessary after the end of treatment, generate enormous expenses.

Your support can help ease the burden on the family and provide Helena with the best possible conditions to fight the disease. Any help, no matter how small, will bring Helena closer to the longed-for recovery and childhood that every three-year-old girl should experience - full of joy, fun and carefree.