The hope dies last

Dear Friends, Acquaintances, and Kind-hearted People,

I never thought I would have to write such a letter. Overcoming personal limits has become my daily routine, and today I reach out to you with a request that touches the deepest parts of my heart. I am asking for your help to fulfill the dream of my beloved daughter, Nicole, who has been battling Hodgkin's lymphoma for over a year.

Nicole is 26 years old with her whole life ahead of her—dreams, plans, and passions. Unfortunately, a year ago, after a long search for the cause of her poor health, we received a diagnosis that turned our world upside down. She began a tough and exhausting fight against cancer, with each day filled with pain, fear, and uncertainty. She faced chemotherapy, spent time in hospitals, and made the hardest decisions—but we always held hope that this battle would end in victory.

In April, it seemed like the treatment had ended, and the path to remission and normalcy was opening for Nicole. Sadly, in June, there was a relapse. The disease didn’t retreat, and the hope for a full recovery was shaken. Nicole now faces another, even more difficult treatment, which brings fear, anxiety, and pain. The hardest part for her is that her hope has faded—that silent force that helps one endure each day.

That is why today, as Nicole begins to lose faith, I am asking you to help us lend her hope. Her dream is to attend a week-long Joe Dispenza Retreat in Florida—a place that offers hope, strength, and faith in the future. Unfortunately, it is a financial challenge that we cannot handle alone. However, I believe that together, we can make Nicole’s dream come true and restore hope to her heart.

If you have the means and desire to help, please contact me. Any support—even the smallest—is incredibly meaningful. I believe that together, we can do something extraordinary and give Nicole a chance at new hope.

With gratitude,

Małgorzata – Nicole’s hopeful mother