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Berry. The girl who was supposed to live an ordinary and happy life - today she is fighting a dangerous battle with cancer❗.
A few days of fever, weakness and a few dots in the groin area. Nothing to cause panic. After all, no one expected that under the skin, under those dots, something dangerous was beginning - leukemia, which, along with its inevitable companions: the hospital, chemotherapy and anxiety, would fill the daily life of the girl's family.
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"For months we have been living in a world where every day begins with the question of whether our daughter will survive whatever the disease brings. That's why we're asking for support to help sustain the treatment on which Berry's life depends. Thank you for every form of good that we receive. Thanks to you, we can keep fighting."
Jagodka's parents
Our daughter is still fighting, and we are fighting with her
Since January 2025, we have been facing a reality we could not have imagined. Our daughter, less than two and a half years old, heard the diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. This sentence scattered our entire world in an instant. Our tiny baby is going through steroid therapy, chemotherapy, LPs, biopsies and all the procedures that take away the strength of our little critter.Since the diagnosis, we have experienced so much pain and fear that it was sometimes hard to believe that this was really happening. The treatment was not going the doctors' way. Our daughter turned out to be chemo-resistant. When the chemotherapy stopped working, immunotherapy was started, which lasted three months. Our Berry wore a pump on her back administering the drug continuously, and we traveled to Krakow every two days to change the batteries and refill the medicine.
At that time, one of us had to go to the hospital permanently, and our four children were left at home, who took the separation very hard. The older ones tried to understand, the younger ones asked why mom was gone, why sister was gone, why everything was suddenly different. Another hit, another threat A month ago, another diagnosis appeared - hypoglycemia. After the steroids were discontinued, our daughter began experiencing rapid sugar drops that threatened a diabetic coma. Another life-threatening condition, another fear, another days and nights on suitcases, with phone in hand, ready to leave at any moment.
On top of that, there were complications from chemotherapy. Berry's face and esophagus were burned. The pain when swallowing was so severe in her that she was unable to bite a piece of banana. We had to learn to feed her through a probe so that she would not suffer and so that her tiny body would have the strength to continue healing.Any infection, any virus from a sibling can be dangerous. We have to constantly isolate it, test it, learn to read the results, understand the drops in leukocytes, hemoglobin, know when to transfuse blood, platelets or plasma. Our lives are filled with constant fear that one stumble could have consequences we are afraid to name.
We keep hearing that leukemia is "one of the better cancers," but our daily life shows that nothing is obvious. Our daughter is in the high-risk group. Every morning begins with the thought that the day will be calm, that the results will not drop and that there will be no further complications. We don't know how long the road is still ahead."We love our children above life. We will not let our daughter go. We will fight with all our strength, every day, until the last possible moment."
November 27, 2025
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Hospital instead of everyday life
The diagnosis came suddenly, although it did not come out of nowhere. A few days of fever, weakness, red dots on the body. At first, no one treated it as a harbinger of a serious illness. The treatment implemented can be called standard. An antibiotic was included, it was recommended to rest and wait for improvement, which would surely come after a few days.
The improvement, however, was not there. Nor was it clear what was behind the fever and skin lesions. Instead of wandering among hypotheses - some accurate, others not - the doctor decided on an immediate referral to the hospital. There was an anxiety that could no longer be drowned out. Blood tests quickly yielded an answer. Hospitalization and detailed hematological diagnosis began. B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia - this was the diagnosis that accelerated the course of events. Treatment began immediately.
New therapy regimen needed after failure of previous treatment
The first months were marked by chemotherapy. Four long months of treatment that the body did not take as expected. Imaging studies did not bring good news. Unfortunately,the drug did not work effectively, forcing a change in the treatment regimen, and thus starting the cycle all over again.
Therapy that knows no breaks
The treatment continues and will last another few weeks - at least until the end of the vacations. The next steps will be possible only after the results of the tests and an assessment of how the body tolerates the treatment this time.
The daily life of Jagodka's loved ones is subordinated to the treatment. There are days of waiting, days of examinations and days of silence after talks with doctors. There are also moments when it is necessary to return home only to go again in a few days.
A road that costs more and more
Jagoda's family lives about 80 kilometers from the hospital. Each trip is a trip of several hours - sometimes repeated several times a week. On top of that, there are recurring expenses: medicines, supplements, hygiene products, diet prescribed by doctors, regular check-ups. Rehabilitation will also be indispensable in the future.
Therapy support is also important
Not every medical decision depends on the doctor. Often it's determined by whether you can buy a drug in a given week, get there on time, arrange a consultation. Not everything is reimbursed. Not everything can be postponed.
There are days when the list of needs grows faster than the list of doable things. Days when you have to choose what first, what later, what to give up, even though you shouldn't give up anything.
That is why we are asking for help. Not to relieve the burden, but so that we don't have to stop, because treatment can neither be stopped nor postponed. Every contribution is important, because it allows you to move on - without fear of what the next day will surprise you with.
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