PLN 1,000 (3%)Shortfall: PLN 29,000
MALIGNANT GLIOBLASTOMA❗Mirosława is battling a brain tumor❗
Highlights
Explore the history of
A strange sense of helplessness
At the beginning of the year, Mirosława began to notice that something in her daily life was no longer coming naturally to her. She often felt drained; every step required more effort than usual. Then severe headaches set in, completely different from any she had experienced before. Her memory began to fail her at the most unexpected moments. On top of that, she felt an overwhelming sense of emptiness and a lack of meaning in life. She felt sad every day. Things got worse day by day, and she couldn’t rationally explain this change. When the symptoms began to intensify, she decided to see a doctor. Neurological tests left no room for doubt. The diagnosis was clear: malignant brain glioma.
Operation
In early March, Mirosława underwent surgery to remove the tumor, which was successful, and many of her previous symptoms subsided almost immediately. However, her body is still recovering. After the surgery, she began experiencing hand tremors and problems with the leg on the side where the tumor had been. This is a stage in which the body is slowly learning to function again.
Upcoming challenges
Mirosława faces radiation therapy and a long rehabilitation process designed to help her regain the use of her hand and improve her daily functioning. She is currently staying at a shelter for victims of domestic violence, where she receives basic medical care. A nurse visits her daily to administer the necessary medications. She will soon move in with her sister, who will help her with her daily activities.
Life after diagnosis
The illness has changed the way she views many things. What used to be normal has now taken on immense value. She finds joy and peace in simple moments. The quiet of the morning, the singing of birds, or in the books that have always been close to her heart. Her greatest fear remains the question of the future and her ability to support herself. The costs of treatment, medication, and rehabilitation are a major challenge.
There are times when a person has to learn everything all over again: patience, trust in one’s own body, and the belief that a return to normal life is still possible. Today, Mirosława is trying to walk that path, step by step.
Promote collection
Donate 1,5% 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.
- Step 1 - log in to the e-Tax Office and use the e-PIT service.
- Step 2 - in the PIT return form, click on Select an organization.
- Step 3 - in the list of organizations, search for Cancer Fighters Foundation or enter the KRS number 0000581036.
- Step 4 - in the field with the specific goal of 1.5%, indicate the Ward by entering the following data:
Contributions and words of support
PLN 3,315.00(11%)
to the target is missing - PLN 26,685
The collection was supported by: 44 people
Promote the collection
Download and share materials
Donate 1.5% of your tax
The Foundation's beneficiaries
Set up a piggy bank
Contact us
Download QR code
Moneybox at hand
MALIGNANT GLIOBLASTOMA❗Mirosława is battling a brain tumor❗
PLN 3,315.00(11%)
to the target is missing - PLN 26,685
The collection was supported by: 44 people
Highlights
Explore the history of
A strange sense of helplessness
At the beginning of the year, Mirosława began to notice that something in her daily life was no longer coming naturally to her. She often felt drained; every step required more effort than usual. Then severe headaches set in, completely different from any she had experienced before. Her memory began to fail her at the most unexpected moments. On top of that, she felt an overwhelming sense of emptiness and a lack of meaning in life. She felt sad every day. Things got worse day by day, and she couldn’t rationally explain this change. When the symptoms began to intensify, she decided to see a doctor. Neurological tests left no room for doubt. The diagnosis was clear: malignant brain glioma.
Operation
In early March, Mirosława underwent surgery to remove the tumor, which was successful, and many of her previous symptoms subsided almost immediately. However, her body is still recovering. After the surgery, she began experiencing hand tremors and problems with the leg on the side where the tumor had been. This is a stage in which the body is slowly learning to function again.
Upcoming challenges
Mirosława faces radiation therapy and a long rehabilitation process designed to help her regain the use of her hand and improve her daily functioning. She is currently staying at a shelter for victims of domestic violence, where she receives basic medical care. A nurse visits her daily to administer the necessary medications. She will soon move in with her sister, who will help her with her daily activities.
Life after diagnosis
The illness has changed the way she views many things. What used to be normal has now taken on immense value. She finds joy and peace in simple moments. The quiet of the morning, the singing of birds, or in the books that have always been close to her heart. Her greatest fear remains the question of the future and her ability to support herself. The costs of treatment, medication, and rehabilitation are a major challenge.
There are times when a person has to learn everything all over again: patience, trust in one’s own body, and the belief that a return to normal life is still possible. Today, Mirosława is trying to walk that path, step by step.
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 (3%)Shortfall: PLN 29,000
PLN 1,000 (3%)Shortfall: PLN 29,000
68 PLN (0%)Shortfall: 29,932 PLN
320 PLN (1%)Shortfall: 29,680 PLN
3,230 PLN (11%)Shortfall: 26,770 PLN
PLN 1,720 (6%)Shortfall: PLN 28,280
1,541 PLN (3%)Shortfall: 48,459 PLN
