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Kseniia is fighting cancer for the second time in her life. Now — while her hometown in Donetsk Oblast is being leveled by Russian shelling. And more than five years ago — when the COVID-19 pandemic closed borders and made delivering medicines an enormous challenge.
Read moreJust a few months ago, 9-year-old Oleksii was an active football player who dreamed of becoming an athlete. Now, he just wants to sit on the bench and watch his friends play — Oleksii is fighting cancer.
Read moreRecently, Danyil from Dnipro celebrated two important milestones: his seventh birthday — and one year of fighting blood cancer. It’s been a year full of challenges and courage, and his battle isn’t over yet.
Read moreSofia was diagnosed with cancer when she was just six weeks old. A tumor measuring 7.5 centimeters was pressing on her vital organs, pushing her into critical condition. The countdown was not in days, but in hours.
Read moreDaryna learned to walk during her very first chemotherapy session. Now it’s almost impossible to keep her still: she keeps pointing to the door or to her tiny slippers. But to recover from brain cancer, she must spend long days in a hospital ward.
Read moreWhen Melisa woke up after a 14-hour brain surgery, the very first thing she did was show how a hedgehog speaks. For her parents, it was a moment of overwhelming relief: their little girl was awake and remembered what she had learned before. That hurdle was behind them, but the fight against cancer continues.
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