The knowledge gap could have cost me my life and this is something that needs to be changed.
by Vasilis Drolias, Patient, 65 years old It was November 2022 when I had a cold with some cough, some fever and the usual symptoms…
I was convinced that cancer doesn’t concern me, can’t touch me or my loved ones. I WAS SO WRONG.
By Cynthia Mikkelsen, family member Lung cancer deprived me of my mother a year ago and during the last four months three more people in…
I’ve always known, this would be a difficult, painful, exhausting path.
By Angelos S. ,caregiver, 54 years old. My family and I will always remember Christmas 2020. A few days before, my 58 year old wife…
The emotional burden of cancer is hard to bear, but often ignored.
By Vassiliki A., Caregiver Our lung cancer journey started quite unexpectedly. My 64-year-old husband needed a CT scan to check for thrombosis, caused by…
I feel I’ve wasted so many years of my life, living in fear.
By Francesca Karmiri, 45 years old, patient I have been used to living with cancer for many years now. When I was 20, my father…
I went forward with the hope I had in me!
By Poly Gaitani, Survivor of Stage IV My experience with cancer starts many years ago, in 2008 – it was about breast cancer – which…
If I only had one wish to make – one and only one – I would choose Health.
By Apostolos Kyriakis, Caregiver Our story begins 16 years ago, when my wife started suffering from cancer. Over the years, we have experienced many ups…
When you lose hope, you need somewhere to lean on.
By Vasiliki Mavroidi, caregiver, 43 years old It’s been nearly a year since my father “passed away” after a long and courageous fight against lung…
The Hidden Strength in Me
From Milka Ivanova, 52 years old, Patient Acute stress is said to drive a chain reaction…our body listens, records and reacts… In 2021, my…
Mortals are immortal
By Aigi A. , Caregiver “The first casualty of War is Truth”, according to Aeschylus. But there are wars, where truth cannot be sacrificed, instead…
