From kindergarten to oncology... Milosz has blood cancer❗.

An inconspicuous beginning and an invisible boundary between health and disease

On April 10, 2025, the phone rang from the nursery. Milosz had visibly enlarged lymph nodes. His parents immediately took him to the doctor. The diagnosis did not sound threatening - suspected inflammation, antibiotic treatment and a few days of observation.

The passing days brought no improvement. The nodes remained enlarged, and Milosz still felt unwell. Three weeks later, it was clear that something was wrong. It was then that the time of anxiety began. A time when Miloszek's childhood began to feel further and further removed from the everyday life as he knew it.

Deteriorating condition and transportation to Wroclaw

On April 30, Milosz was taken to a hospital in Swidnica. He had increasing difficulty breathing. The parents did not hesitate - a decision was made to immediately transport the boy by ambulance to Wroclaw. There, intensive diagnostics began: tomography under anesthesia, biopsy of lymph nodes, removal of the third tonsil and bone marrow collection. The diagnosis got closer with each subsequent examination. On May 4, it was already certain.

T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia is a blood cancer with a violent course. Impatient and silent.

Small dreams in big everyday life

Milosz is very homesick. For an ordinary day that doesn't start with a blood draw. He dreams of a bonfire with his loved ones - a moment when everyone will be together, without rushing, without hospital walls. He dreams of a goldfish that will be only his. But before that happens, he still has a long way to go. Two years of intensive treatment and another five years of follow-up visits to the clinic. That's what it will take to build security out of hope.

Collection for what you can't see - but without which you can't fight

Let's surround Milosz and his family with care, so that in this difficult moment they can focus solely on their health, and not on the endless costs that the disease imposes.
Medications, supplements, private visits, rehabilitation, commuting to the hospital - these are daily necessities that are not visible, yet they are the very foundation of this battle.