A diagnosis of an oncological disease or cancer is a severe blow to any patient and their loved ones. However, new drugs and technologies are emerging in medicine that help stop this severe and rapidly progressing disease.

Although in our country most medical expenses for oncology patients are compensated, a significant co-payment is often required. More often, there are situations where, when selecting the most suitable medications for a patient, it is found that the most effective are the latest generation drugs, which are not yet included in the state compensation list. Oncological drugs are very expensive, and patients cannot afford them on their own. Their loved ones fall into despair because, despite the available medications and treatment options, there is a lack of funds to save a life. The patient's life becomes measurable in monetary terms.

In such situations, only society can help. Therefore, we are grateful for every donation that helps pay for the next dose of medication, simultaneously giving hope for recovery to a mother who still needs to raise young children, a father who must support his family, or a young girl whose life is just beginning.