Leukemia, three surgeries, sepsis❗Piotruś went through hell❗Treatment continues❗
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DiagnosisAcute lymphoblastic leukemia
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Age of the Ward4 years
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Location
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MenteePeter Tober
Update
Every stay in the hospital is extremely traumatic for Piotr. So much so that he’s afraid to say he’s in pain, just so he doesn’t have to go back there. In the hospital, he withers away… he’s a completely different child than he is at home.
Another obstacle has come up for our little Piotr… We were forced to put his rehabilitation on hold.
After the consolidation, his blood test results literally plummeted. His granulocytes and platelets dropped to almost zero. In an instant, everything came to a halt. Every slightest movement, every tiny jolt could have been dangerous for him. Instead of going home and taking a breather, even if just for a moment, Peter ended up in the hospital again… hooked up to machines, confined to bed, and dependent on blood transfusions.And yet he wanted so badly to exercise… he wanted so badly to fight to get back in shape. Piotruś had always been very sensitive. Gentle, empathetic… But what he has been through and is going through now is beyond anything else. Today, his emotions are stronger than he is. He reacts too strongly, as if he can't stop himself. Not a day goes by without tears, without stress, without screaming. He grinds his teeth, falls into despair, and sometimes gets angry… He’s not “the same” calm boy anymore.
We look at him and our hearts break… And yet he keeps fighting. Every single day.
The illness is robbing him of his childhood bit by bit. He managed to recover from neutropenia… but To move on to the next stage of treatment, he had to get a painful Neupogen injection. It was only thanks to him that his granulocytes were able to recover more quickly. Now we're starting Protocol M. And we're really scared…We know what it might bring— pain, sores on the mucous membranes and skin, intestinal problems… and more long days in the hospital. Days and nights hooked up to machines, 24 hours a day. No movement. No rehabilitation. No normal life. I’m already experiencing painful mouth sores and digestive issues… and this is just the beginning.
Thank you for being with us. Your support is the only thing that keeps us going. — Piotr’s parents
March 27, 2026
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Our son is at the very beginning of a very long and difficult oncological treatment. He is 4 years old and until recently he was a healthy, happy child. In an instant, our life came to a halt – diagnosis: acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). We have completed the first treatment protocol, which was supposed to last 33 days, but due to severe complications in our case, it lasted as long as 2.5 months. The entire treatment will take about 104 weeks.
December without the festive sparkle
Time was no longer on our side. First came sepsis. Piotr's condition deteriorated rapidly, and every hour brought a threat to his life. Within a short time, a dramatic life-saving operation was performed. On December 4, his large intestine perforated in six places and he went into septic shock. Every minute was a struggle for Piotr's survival.
In this condition, he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, where the most difficult fight for his life began. Three days later, another operation was necessary. A loop of the small intestine became evaginated, and Piotr remained in the ICU.
The third operation took place during Christmas. The wound had opened up, peritoneal fluid was leaking, and gangrene had set in. At that time, Piotruś was already in the intensive oncology ward, and that is where he returned after the operation.
We spent the Christmas season between hospital rooms, the intensive care unit, and the intensive oncology care unit, fighting alongside our son for every breath, amid drug-resistant bacteria and devastating chemotherapy.
A superhero trapped in his own body
Complex treatments and advanced medical procedures have changed little Piotr's body forever. However, we still see in his eyes the courage he knows from stories about his favorite superheroes.
The biggest blow to the energetic four-year-old was severe polyneuropathy, a result of neurotoxic treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The nerve damage meant that Piotr could no longer walk or even sit up on his own. Every attempt to move became a struggle against pain.
Let's help Peter return to his childhood
We are raising funds for the only real chance to improve his condition: intensive neurological and motor rehabilitation, treatment of complications, a specialized diet, and transportation to specialists.
We also want Piotruś to be able to learn and play, despite his long stays in the hospital. The funds raised will provide him with the care of a speech therapist, specialized rehabilitation equipment, and therapeutic toys. He needs fine motor skills exercise kits, sensory mats, and educational aids that will allow him to exercise his hands through play, which is crucial for regaining finger function after polyneuropathy.
Piotruś requires round-the-clock care. Due to the risk of falls, severe neuropathic pain, and ongoing cancer treatment, he cannot be left without constant adult supervision. In practice, this means that his parents have had to give up their jobs.
The situation is challenging for us not only emotionally, but also financially – especially in view of several years of therapy.
We live in limbo between home and hospital
Each donation brings Piotr one step closer to leaving the hospital ward and entering kindergarten. These are minutes of invaluable rehabilitation. It is a chance for us, as parents, to give our son mobility and at least a semblance of the childhood that was so brutally taken away from him.
This is just the beginning of our journey. We know that we have many long months of fighting for our child's health and independence ahead of us. We don't want to waste precious time on rehabilitation and treatment, which must continue alongside chemotherapy.
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Leukemia, three surgeries, sepsis❗Piotruś went through hell❗Treatment continues❗
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Every stay in the hospital is extremely traumatic for Piotr. So much so that he’s afraid to say he’s in pain, just so he doesn’t have to go back there. In the hospital, he withers away… he’s a completely different child than he is at home.
Another obstacle has come up for our little Piotr… We were forced to put his rehabilitation on hold.
After the consolidation, his blood test results literally plummeted. His granulocytes and platelets dropped to almost zero. In an instant, everything came to a halt. Every slightest movement, every tiny jolt could have been dangerous for him. Instead of going home and taking a breather, even if just for a moment, Peter ended up in the hospital again… hooked up to machines, confined to bed, and dependent on blood transfusions.And yet he wanted so badly to exercise… he wanted so badly to fight to get back in shape. Piotruś had always been very sensitive. Gentle, empathetic… But what he has been through and is going through now is beyond anything else. Today, his emotions are stronger than he is. He reacts too strongly, as if he can't stop himself. Not a day goes by without tears, without stress, without screaming. He grinds his teeth, falls into despair, and sometimes gets angry… He’s not “the same” calm boy anymore.
We look at him and our hearts break… And yet he keeps fighting. Every single day.
The illness is robbing him of his childhood bit by bit. He managed to recover from neutropenia… but To move on to the next stage of treatment, he had to get a painful Neupogen injection. It was only thanks to him that his granulocytes were able to recover more quickly. Now we're starting Protocol M. And we're really scared…We know what it might bring— pain, sores on the mucous membranes and skin, intestinal problems… and more long days in the hospital. Days and nights hooked up to machines, 24 hours a day. No movement. No rehabilitation. No normal life. I’m already experiencing painful mouth sores and digestive issues… and this is just the beginning.
Thank you for being with us. Your support is the only thing that keeps us going. — Piotr’s parents
March 27, 2026
Explore the history of
Discover the history
Our son is at the very beginning of a very long and difficult oncological treatment. He is 4 years old and until recently he was a healthy, happy child. In an instant, our life came to a halt – diagnosis: acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). We have completed the first treatment protocol, which was supposed to last 33 days, but due to severe complications in our case, it lasted as long as 2.5 months. The entire treatment will take about 104 weeks.
December without the festive sparkle
Time was no longer on our side. First came sepsis. Piotr's condition deteriorated rapidly, and every hour brought a threat to his life. Within a short time, a dramatic life-saving operation was performed. On December 4, his large intestine perforated in six places and he went into septic shock. Every minute was a struggle for Piotr's survival.
In this condition, he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, where the most difficult fight for his life began. Three days later, another operation was necessary. A loop of the small intestine became evaginated, and Piotr remained in the ICU.
The third operation took place during Christmas. The wound had opened up, peritoneal fluid was leaking, and gangrene had set in. At that time, Piotruś was already in the intensive oncology ward, and that is where he returned after the operation.
We spent the Christmas season between hospital rooms, the intensive care unit, and the intensive oncology care unit, fighting alongside our son for every breath, amid drug-resistant bacteria and devastating chemotherapy.
A superhero trapped in his own body
Complex treatments and advanced medical procedures have changed little Piotr's body forever. However, we still see in his eyes the courage he knows from stories about his favorite superheroes.
The biggest blow to the energetic four-year-old was severe polyneuropathy, a result of neurotoxic treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The nerve damage meant that Piotr could no longer walk or even sit up on his own. Every attempt to move became a struggle against pain.
Let's help Peter return to his childhood
We are raising funds for the only real chance to improve his condition: intensive neurological and motor rehabilitation, treatment of complications, a specialized diet, and transportation to specialists.
We also want Piotruś to be able to learn and play, despite his long stays in the hospital. The funds raised will provide him with the care of a speech therapist, specialized rehabilitation equipment, and therapeutic toys. He needs fine motor skills exercise kits, sensory mats, and educational aids that will allow him to exercise his hands through play, which is crucial for regaining finger function after polyneuropathy.
Piotruś requires round-the-clock care. Due to the risk of falls, severe neuropathic pain, and ongoing cancer treatment, he cannot be left without constant adult supervision. In practice, this means that his parents have had to give up their jobs.
The situation is challenging for us not only emotionally, but also financially – especially in view of several years of therapy.
We live in limbo between home and hospital
Each donation brings Piotr one step closer to leaving the hospital ward and entering kindergarten. These are minutes of invaluable rehabilitation. It is a chance for us, as parents, to give our son mobility and at least a semblance of the childhood that was so brutally taken away from him.
This is just the beginning of our journey. We know that we have many long months of fighting for our child's health and independence ahead of us. We don't want to waste precious time on rehabilitation and treatment, which must continue alongside chemotherapy.
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.
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KRS No.0000581036
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Specific objectivePeter Tober
Promote the collection
Download the prepared graphics and share them on social media. Encourage your friends to support and share. Put up a poster in your workplace, school, store. Every piece of information increases the chance of winning the Wards!
Every zloty and every share makes a huge difference. Help reach as many people as possible and increase the chances of this collection. Tell your friends, family and community - together we can do more!
And yet he wanted so badly to exercise… he wanted so badly to fight to get back in shape. Piotruś had always been very sensitive. Gentle, empathetic…
But what he has been through and is going through now is beyond anything else.
Today, his emotions are stronger than he is.
He reacts too strongly, as if he can't stop himself. Not a day goes by without tears, without stress, without screaming.
He grinds his teeth, falls into despair, and sometimes gets angry… He’s not “the same” calm boy anymore.
We know what it might bring— pain, sores on the mucous membranes and skin, intestinal problems… and more long days in the hospital.
Days and nights hooked up to machines, 24 hours a day. No movement. No rehabilitation. No normal life.
I’m already experiencing painful mouth sores and digestive issues… and this is just the beginning.







