A little boy’s battle for survival—and the parents who refuse to give up on him.

From the moment Jaś Przybylski entered the world, his life was defined not by comfort and safety, but by struggle, uncertainty, and a level of courage no newborn should ever need. What should have been the beginning of a joyful childhood—filled with milestones, laughter, and warm family memories—quickly became a series of medical emergencies. Jaś was born with Hirschsprung’s disease, a rare and severe intestinal disorder that, from the very start, threatened his survival.

For his parents, the moment that should have brought pure happiness instead brought fear. Instead of taking their son home to a decorated nursery, they found themselves facing a maze of hospital corridors, surgical teams, and life-support machines. Their earliest memories with Jaś are not of first baths and first cuddles, but of tubes, monitors, and whispered prayers.

A Fight Begins on the First Day of Life

Immediately after birth, Jaś faced critical complications that required urgent surgery. His tiny, fragile body—barely strong enough to enter the world—was suddenly asked to fight for its life. He was connected to machines that breathed for him, machines that fed him, machines that monitored every vital sign. His parents stood by helplessly, watching their newborn fight a battle no child should ever face.

But even then, even in those terrifying first days, Jaś showed something extraordinary:
the will to survive.

Against all odds, he made it through the first surgery. It was the first sign of the resilience that would come to define his life. But the road ahead was long—far longer than anyone could have imagined.

A Childhood Spent in Hospital Rooms

The months that followed were filled with challenges that seemed relentless. Jaś endured additional surgeries, repeated infections, and frightening episodes of seizures. Every time his parents thought the storm might be calming, another crisis arrived without warning.

They watched their son fight through pain, exhaustion, and setbacks that would break even the strongest adult. Yet through it all, Jaś kept holding on. His fight became their mission. His survival became the center of their world.

There were nights when fear kept them awake. Days when doctors delivered news that shattered their hopes. Moments when they felt like they had no strength left.

But then they would look at Jaś—so small, yet so brave—and they knew they had to keep going.

The Day Everything Changed

Despite the surgeries, the treatments, and the tireless care, tragedy struck again. Jaś suffered a severe episode of hypoxia—a sudden drop in oxygen that left devastating effects on his body. The consequences were heartbreaking. The lack of oxygen caused irreversible damage, leaving him with significant disabilities that changed the course of his life forever.

For his parents, this was one of the darkest moments. They had carried their son through so many storms, only to face another blow that felt impossibly cruel. They watched him struggle with new limitations, new challenges, new pain.

And still—Jaś fought on.

Even as his body grew weaker, his spirit did not break. Even when the world seemed unfair beyond measure, his parents refused to surrender. Their love became the anchor holding their family together. Their hope became the light that kept them moving forward.

The Daily Battle for Progress

Today, Jaś continues to fight every single day. His life depends on ongoing therapies—physical, occupational, neurological—that help him retain the progress he works so hard to achieve. He needs constant rehabilitation to prevent muscle loss, specialized medical supervision to manage his complex needs, and round-the-clock care to stay safe.

For his parents, the dream they hold closest is a simple one:
to one day see their son take his first step.

For many families, a child’s first steps are a moment of celebration. For Jaś’s family, they represent something far deeper—the culmination of years of fighting, surviving, and refusing to give up hope. It is the dream that gets them through the hard days.

The Overwhelming Cost of Care

But this fight comes with an enormous financial cost. Jaś requires specialized equipment—custom wheelchairs, adaptive tools, communication devices, and medical technology designed to support his basic needs. He needs experts, specialists, and continuous therapy to keep moving forward.

His parents give everything they have—emotionally, physically, financially—but the burden is too heavy for one family to carry alone.

They do not ask for miracles. They ask for help.

“Please help us give our son a chance,” his mother pleads.
A chance to progress.
A chance to experience joy.
A chance to live a life with dignity.

Every contribution, no matter how small, keeps their hope alive.

Why Your Help Matters

For families fighting battles like this, financial help is more than just money. It is a message:
You are not alone. We see you. We care.

Every donation helps pay for therapies that keep Jaś progressing.
Every kind message gives his parents strength for another day.
Every gesture of support reminds them that their son’s life matters.

Because Jaś is not just a child with a medical condition—
he is a child full of potential, deserving of love, joy, and a future.

A Story of Hope That Refuses to Die

Jaś’s story is not one of defeat. It is a story of resistance. A story of a little boy who continues to fight every single day, and of parents who continue to believe in him when the world tells them not to.

Every breath he takes, every small improvement he makes, is a victory.

There will be more challenges. More hard days. More uncertainty. But there will also be love. There will be hope. And there will always be people willing to stand with this family as they fight for Jaś’s future.

A Future Worth Fighting For

Your support can help ensure that Jaś’s story continues—not as a tragedy, but as a story of resilience, light, and possibility. With your help, he can receive the care he needs, the equipment he depends on, and the therapy that keeps him moving forward.

Together, we can help him take another small step.
And one day—maybe—his very first.

Jaś’s story is far from over.
And with love, support, and hope, the next chapter can be brighter than the ones before