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Osteosarcoma with metastases to the lungs❗Support Hubert's fight❗
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The moment when the body could no longer keep up
August 2025 did not bring a sudden alarm. It brought something more difficult to grasp. The presence of a disease signaled by the body, which does not ask about age or plans. The diagnosis came after a femur fracture that occurred during a vacation trip while playing tennis. A simple movement, sudden pain, a bone that couldn't withstand the strain. Osteosarcoma with bilateral metastases to the lungs was diagnosed. A fast-growing bone cancer requiring immediate treatment and long-term decisions made without the comfort of time.
Three weeks of waiting and immobilization
After the fracture , Hubert was admitted to the Institute, where he spent three weeks immobilized on a traction device until the biopsy results were obtained. Every day was repetitive and difficult, and his body remained completely immobile. Hubert was put in a cast covering his entire leg and torso, which he had to wear for four months. During this time, he could not even sit up. His daily life was limited to lying down, waiting, and gradually coming to terms with his new reality.
Surgery and the new anatomy of everyday life
In November 2025, extensive surgery was performed. A cancerous tumor was removed from the femur and replaced with a femoral and knee endoprosthesis. The operation was necessary. It opened up the possibility of further treatment, but at the same time began the process of rebuilding fitness, which knows no shortcuts. Since then, Hubert's body has been learning to function again. Movement is no longer a given. It has become a task that requires patience and consistency.
Treatment consumes energy
Chemotherapy according to the MAP protocol continues. Hubert has undergone three cycles. Each of them was very stressful for his body.
He experienced severe nausea, loss of appetite, and extreme weakness. After doxorubicin, there were regular sharp drops in blood parameters, high fever, and painful changes in the mouth, making it impossible to eat.
Blood and platelet transfusions were necessary. Treatment that stabilizes results also halts rehabilitation and depletes the body's resources, which must be used with caution.
The disease has not yet been contained.
The surgery covered the primary lesion. However, the disease is still present. Hubert faces further stages of treatment, including planned surgeries to remove metastases from his lungs. The dates have not yet been set. Decisions depend on his current physical condition and whether the test results allow him to safely continue therapy. There is no deadline for this wait. He only has follow-up appointments and careful checks to see if his body is ready for the next step.
Living in a state of readiness
Ciechocinek and Warsaw now mark the route of everyday life. Home and the Institute. The family organizes everything so that Hubert is never left alone. There is always someone nearby. Someone to help, observe, and react to any sign of deterioration.
It's a life subordinated to treatment. With constant readiness for travel, hospitalization, and changes in plans. A condition that does not allow you to relax, even when things are calmer for a moment.
The younger brother and the house that must maintain balance
Hubert has a five-year-old brother, Adrian. For him, his older brother's illness was an experience that was difficult to describe. His mother was away more often, the house functioned differently, and new rules had to be established. Over time, Adrian came to terms with the situation in his own way. However, the illness remains a part of everyday life for the whole family.
Who is Hubert outside of medicine?
Soccer, the gym, meeting up with friends. Being active was a natural part of his everyday life. Today, his rhythm is dictated by treatment. Instead of training sessions, there are rehabilitation exercises; instead of spontaneous outings, there are appointments for tests and checkups. It's a difficult change for a young man who was just beginning to build his adult life.
Why this fundraiser is necessary
Hubert faces long months of treatment, rehabilitation, and further hospitalizations. Regular trips to Warsaw, specialized rehabilitation equipment, and intensive work on regaining his fitness are essential.
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The target is missing - PLN 76,355
The collection was supported by: 29 people
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Osteosarcoma with metastases to the lungs❗Support Hubert's fight❗
3,645.00 PLN ( 5 %)
The target is missing - PLN 76,355
The collection was supported by: 29 people
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Explore the history of
The moment when the body could no longer keep up
August 2025 did not bring a sudden alarm. It brought something more difficult to grasp. The presence of a disease signaled by the body, which does not ask about age or plans. The diagnosis came after a femur fracture that occurred during a vacation trip while playing tennis. A simple movement, sudden pain, a bone that couldn't withstand the strain. Osteosarcoma with bilateral metastases to the lungs was diagnosed. A fast-growing bone cancer requiring immediate treatment and long-term decisions made without the comfort of time.
Three weeks of waiting and immobilization
After the fracture , Hubert was admitted to the Institute, where he spent three weeks immobilized on a traction device until the biopsy results were obtained. Every day was repetitive and difficult, and his body remained completely immobile. Hubert was put in a cast covering his entire leg and torso, which he had to wear for four months. During this time, he could not even sit up. His daily life was limited to lying down, waiting, and gradually coming to terms with his new reality.
Surgery and the new anatomy of everyday life
In November 2025, extensive surgery was performed. A cancerous tumor was removed from the femur and replaced with a femoral and knee endoprosthesis. The operation was necessary. It opened up the possibility of further treatment, but at the same time began the process of rebuilding fitness, which knows no shortcuts. Since then, Hubert's body has been learning to function again. Movement is no longer a given. It has become a task that requires patience and consistency.
Treatment consumes energy
Chemotherapy according to the MAP protocol continues. Hubert has undergone three cycles. Each of them was very stressful for his body.
He experienced severe nausea, loss of appetite, and extreme weakness. After doxorubicin, there were regular sharp drops in blood parameters, high fever, and painful changes in the mouth, making it impossible to eat.
Blood and platelet transfusions were necessary. Treatment that stabilizes results also halts rehabilitation and depletes the body's resources, which must be used with caution.
The disease has not yet been contained.
The surgery covered the primary lesion. However, the disease is still present. Hubert faces further stages of treatment, including planned surgeries to remove metastases from his lungs. The dates have not yet been set. Decisions depend on his current physical condition and whether the test results allow him to safely continue therapy. There is no deadline for this wait. He only has follow-up appointments and careful checks to see if his body is ready for the next step.
Living in a state of readiness
Ciechocinek and Warsaw now mark the route of everyday life. Home and the Institute. The family organizes everything so that Hubert is never left alone. There is always someone nearby. Someone to help, observe, and react to any sign of deterioration.
It's a life subordinated to treatment. With constant readiness for travel, hospitalization, and changes in plans. A condition that does not allow you to relax, even when things are calmer for a moment.
The younger brother and the house that must maintain balance
Hubert has a five-year-old brother, Adrian. For him, his older brother's illness was an experience that was difficult to describe. His mother was away more often, the house functioned differently, and new rules had to be established. Over time, Adrian came to terms with the situation in his own way. However, the illness remains a part of everyday life for the whole family.
Who is Hubert outside of medicine?
Soccer, the gym, meeting up with friends. Being active was a natural part of his everyday life. Today, his rhythm is dictated by treatment. Instead of training sessions, there are rehabilitation exercises; instead of spontaneous outings, there are appointments for tests and checkups. It's a difficult change for a young man who was just beginning to build his adult life.
Why this fundraiser is necessary
Hubert faces long months of treatment, rehabilitation, and further hospitalizations. Regular trips to Warsaw, specialized rehabilitation equipment, and intensive work on regaining his fitness are essential.
Donate 1.5% of your tax
Your e-PIT is the easiest way to settle your taxes. The IRS pre-fills your tax returns, and you can verify, approve or correct them.
Promote the collection
Contributions and words of support
PLN 1,000 (1%)Shortfall: PLN 69,000
PLN 1,100 (4%)Shortfall: PLN 28,900
PLN 1,025 (1%)Shortfall: PLN 68,975
PLN 1,300 (4%)Shortfall: PLN 28,700
PLN 1,020 (3%)Shortfall: PLN 28,980
3,592 PLN (12%)Shortfall: 26,408 PLN
PLN 2,055 (7%)Shortfall: PLN 27,945
