Ι wish to go to a lovely place with pools – D., 4
N. had never been on vacation. Thus, her standards were pretty low. But that didn’t matter to us. We did our best to give her the first and BEST vacation of her life!
I wish to have a gaming PC – George, 15, Ewing’s sarcoma
George was shocked. He run and fell into his best friend’s arms. Due to his treatments, he was far away from his home and his friends for a very long time. But the day of his wish was a “breath of fresh air” as his best friend’s mum told us.
I wish to have a new smartphone – Iro, 15, Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Iro hadn’t fully recovered from her Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma treatments and the bowling ball proved to be quite heavy. But her friends came up with a fun challenge. Visit the article to find out the challenge!
I wish to have a playground – Miran, 3, hepatoblastoma
How can a child not miss the joy of playing when they have spent the first years of their life in a hospital? A playground was what would give Miran back the childhood his illness had taken away from him.
I wish to have a tree house – Lilian, 6, acute lymphoblasic leukemia
The last 370 days for Lilian and her family were difficult, with endless hours of hospitalization to fight leukemia. But Lilian was a fighter. She remained strong during the entire time. After all, as they say: “after every storm comes a rainbow”. Her tree house was the “rainbow” after her “storm”!
I wish to watch Champions League Final – Marios, 11, congenital heart disease
Marios, along with his clothes, he also packed his enthusiasm and hope. Arriving in the Champions League Final, a whole new world unfolded in front of his eyes! It was his dream unfolding in front of him. It was the hope, the enthusiasm filling his soul. The smile we saw on his face by the time he got in the stadium will accompany him for a long, long time…
I wish to have a special wheelchair – Vassilis, 16, cerebral paralysis, spastic quadriplegia
Vasilis’ new electric wheelchair is here to facilitate his everyday life. Sometimes happiness is hidden in simple, everyday things. That’s exactly where his fairy, Maria, decided to hide it.
I wish to have a proper wheelchair to become a ballerina – Maria-Styliani, 6, cerebral paralysis
Maria-Styliani holds in her hands a powerful weapon: her dream! On the day of her wish granting, an entire dance troupe danced for her, while the Prima Ballerina, with a sweet bow, showed her the way to the granting of her wish!
I wish to have a new smartphone – Nefeli, 18, rhabdomyosarcoma
While Nefeli was taking photos in the aquarium, we told her to turn and look at the… fishes! Inside the tank, a surprise was waiting her. It was the last puzzle piece for her own “restart” combined with the end of her treatments!