<div>Hello, my name is Kasia, I am 43 years old and I have a wonderful family. My horror began in 2020 and continues to this day. In 2020, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I underwent two surgeries, where the tumor and 15 lymph nodes were removed. After the second surgery, it turned out that this was not the end of surprises, a tumor was detected on the right ovary and a third surgery was planned, which took place on August 25, 2020. After a week, I received the results and heard my diagnosis: "You have stage 3 ovarian cancer"! I was terrified, two different cancers, independent of each other. Unfortunately, after the third surgery, my body developed acute sepsis. Within 8 days, because that was how long I was away from surgery number three, I was put on the operating table again, for the fourth time, and it saved my life. I was in the hospital for five weeks, and I had three weeks to get stronger because I had to start chemotherapy.
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<div>The first infusion was in November 2020, two chemotherapy treatments at the same time, one for breast cancer and the other for ovarian cancer. In March 2021, I completed the first, difficult stage of treatment for me. I switched to complementary treatment, chemotherapy in tablets. Everything was going well, I thought I had won life, when in October 2022, a computed tomography scan showed cancer, a recurrence. On March 1, 2023, my second attempt and the start of chemotherapy. In July, a CT scan showed no changes or signs of cancer. My happiness lasted only three months, because in November I received the results of the scan and another recurrence. On February 21, 2024, I started infusions and chemotherapy again, after three months it turned out that the tumor had grown and I was losing. There was a change in oncological treatment, and I underwent radiotherapy, 10 radiation sessions. Then starting more infusions and other chemotherapy.
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<div>However, after the fourth infusion, my body was too tired and exhausted and gave up. I ended up in hospital, in great pain. I had a scan done, which was the final nail in my coffin. The tumor grew, but a new one appeared. A biopsy was done to find out if it was metastasis from breast cancer or ovarian cancer. The metastasis turned out to be ovarian cancer and at that point I ran out of options, but there was still some hope. The tumors are inoperable and I have been under palliative care since June 2024. I have been struggling with huge pain on my left side for a month, I take morphine regularly, every 4 hours and every 12 hours. But morphine only brings some relief for a while, but the pain is still with me. Seeing no hope anymore, I have lost faith and feel like I am dying slowly every day. Yesterday, a little light came to me in this dark tunnel, and for two days I have been in contact with the Israel and Barcelona Clinics. I don't know the price for my life, but I know it won't be cheap, and I know I can't afford it. So I am asking with all my heart for your support and help. I want to live for my children and myself.
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<div>transfer are and took: 
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<div>Lung epithelium 
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<div>Knots 
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<div>Peritoneum
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<div>Muscles 
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<div>Spine
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<div>I get up every day in great pain, and I have to use a wheelchair to move around. 
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<div>For me, this is the most difficult time of fighting in this five-year war. This fight means being, I fight for time, to get as much of it as possible for my children.
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Fighting stage 4 ovarian cancer with metastases.

Fighting stage 4 ovarian cancer with metastases.

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