Acute lymphoblastic leukemia! PLEASE HELP! My son Wojtuś needs your support!
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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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MenteeWojciech Soboń
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First symptoms
The first worrying symptoms appeared in April. Bruises began to appear on my son Wojtek’s body. He stopped walking and said his legs hurt.
The blood test results showed very concerning levels of platelets, so the doctor issued an urgent referral to the hospital in Opole. It was there that the word no one ever wants to hear was first mentioned: leukemia.
Exams, diagnosis, hospital
He was quickly admitted to Przylądek Nadziei in Wrocław, where he underwent a series of tests: an ultrasound, an X-ray, a lumbar puncture, a chest X-ray, and a bone marrow test. The diagnosis was clear: acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
At the end of April, Wojtek started chemotherapy. I’ve been at the hospital with my son ever since.
Today, my son remains under the constant care of a medical team, and his daily life revolves around chemotherapy, bone marrow collections, and biopsies.
Family
The diagnosis came as a huge surprise to the whole family. Wojtek’s dad works abroad and can’t always be there for us, but whenever he comes home, he does everything he can to lighten our load, even just a little.
And then there’s 8-year-old Michalina, Wojtek’s sister, who misses her brother and me very much. Her grandparents are also a huge source of support; they’re always there when we need them most—quietly, consistently, and unconditionally helping us get through each day.
Little things
Before he got sick, Wojtuś was full of energy. His favorite thing was riding his bike; it brought him a lot of joy. He also loves all kinds of vehicles, which he watches with childlike wonder and curiosity.
Request for help
Today, the reality is different, and every day is a struggle to stay healthy and keep our strength. Medical costs are very high and continue to rise. That is why we are asking for your support with all our hearts. Every bit of help makes a huge difference on this difficult journey.
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Specific objectiveWojciech Soboń
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Purpose of the collectionMedications, ongoing medical expenses, transportation, rehabilitation
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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia! PLEASE HELP! My son Wojtuś needs your support!
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Purpose of the collectionMedications, ongoing medical expenses, transportation, rehabilitation
Highlights
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Diagnosis
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Age4 years
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Location
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CollectionWojciech Soboń
Explore the history of
First symptoms
The first worrying symptoms appeared in April. Bruises began to appear on my son Wojtek’s body. He stopped walking and said his legs hurt.
The blood test results showed very concerning levels of platelets, so the doctor issued an urgent referral to the hospital in Opole. It was there that the word no one ever wants to hear was first mentioned: leukemia.
Exams, diagnosis, hospital
He was quickly admitted to Przylądek Nadziei in Wrocław, where he underwent a series of tests: an ultrasound, an X-ray, a lumbar puncture, a chest X-ray, and a bone marrow test. The diagnosis was clear: acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
At the end of April, Wojtek started chemotherapy. I’ve been at the hospital with my son ever since.
Today, my son remains under the constant care of a medical team, and his daily life revolves around chemotherapy, bone marrow collections, and biopsies.
Family
The diagnosis came as a huge surprise to the whole family. Wojtek’s dad works abroad and can’t always be there for us, but whenever he comes home, he does everything he can to lighten our load, even just a little.
And then there’s 8-year-old Michalina, Wojtek’s sister, who misses her brother and me very much. Her grandparents are also a huge source of support; they’re always there when we need them most—quietly, consistently, and unconditionally helping us get through each day.
Little things
Before he got sick, Wojtuś was full of energy. His favorite thing was riding his bike; it brought him a lot of joy. He also loves all kinds of vehicles, which he watches with childlike wonder and curiosity.
Request for help
Today, the reality is different, and every day is a struggle to stay healthy and keep our strength. Medical costs are very high and continue to rise. That is why we are asking for your support with all our hearts. Every bit of help makes a huge difference on this difficult journey.
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 objectiveWojciech Soboń
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!







