In 2022, my mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and since then she has been going through a long and painful journey with the disease.

She began chemotherapy for three months, and thankfully showed a positive response. This allowed doctors to proceed with a major surgery, during which her uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, appendix, and part of the peritoneum were removed.

After the surgery, she continued chemotherapy for another three months and initially responded well, giving us hope again.

Unfortunately, after some time, her tumor markers began to rise once more, and we discovered that the cancer had returned and spread to the peritoneum. She resumed chemotherapy and responded to treatment for a period of time, but the disease kept returning after each cycle.

Over time, the cancer progressed further and spread to the peritoneum, liver, and spleen, and it has now reached the colon, bladder, and pelvic bones as well.

Today, my mother, who is 57 years old, has been fighting this devastating disease for almost four years.

Her condition is now critical, and she urgently needs ongoing treatment and intensive care—needs that we are no longer able to afford or manage on our own. Throughout this journey, we have done everything we possibly can, emotionally and financially, to continue her treatment and ease her suffering, but we are now facing circumstances beyond our ability.

I am not simply asking for help—I am making a heartfelt plea from a daughter who is afraid of losing her mother, and who is desperately searching for any chance to give her more time, treatment, and hope for life.

Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a real difference in her fight against cancer.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who reads, supports, shares, or donates.