Project Report
| Jan 8, 2026
Our little Adam
By Egle Pasnik | Project Leader
Our little Adam
The greatest Christmas gift for us is our recovering children. We are very happy that Adam's eighth trip to Switzerland was successful and that the family experienced many beautiful and meaningful moments during it.
We share a letter from Adam's mother Gabija:
"This time we flew to Switzerland, landing in a thick fog. Through the plane windows, we could not see the ground - only the peaks of the mountains, protruding above the clouds. Such a view reminded us that even when there is a lot of uncertainty around, there is always something that leads forward.
With the holidays approaching, this trip had a special meaning. When the whole world is in a hurry, we learn to stop and appreciate simple things - a calm morning, a child's smile, being together.
About the treatment
The tumors in the right eye have shrunk and are currently no longer active - this is extremely good news. Cryo treatment in this eye was applied more for protection, although it was no longer necessary.
The situation in the left eye is also not bad, so this time no treatment was needed.
After the procedures
Recovery from anesthesia was excellent - Adam slept well and woke up with a smile. Such moments provide quiet relief and allows us to breathe a little.
We thank you from the bottom of our hearts to all who support us. Your kindness is the greatest gift we have brought into the holiday season."
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Sep 16, 2025
Our little Adam
By Egle Pasnik | Project Leader
Our Little Adam
We always want to tell you how our children are doing, whom you help. This sensitive and hopeful story of the trip is shared by Adomelis's mom Gabija.
She sincerely thanks everyone who helps their family to take this difficult path with their kindness, support and encouragement.
Adomelis's mom writes:
Our third trip to Switzerland
There are trips that are measured not in kilometers, but in heartbeats.
When little hands grab tightly…
When eyes shine even between the hospital walls…
When a sister's laughter merges with a brother's smile, and the moment becomes so precious that you want to stop it.
This time Switzerland greeted us with warmth – not only the air, but also the people.
The trip went smoothly, and it is gradually becoming easier to travel with Adomelis. My sister was there the whole time – playing, entertaining, and making us happy. Children's laughter fills us with such peace... it's so good to see them together.
About the treatment:
In the right eye - hopeful news: two small tumors have significantly decreased.
Laser was applied.
In the left eye - no changes, but instead of intra-arterial chemotherapy, a new plan was applied: injection directly into the eye. We believe that this will bring good results.
A fun moment:
We are very grateful to the accommodation facility "Intervalle", which not only welcomed us, but also delighted us with free tickets to the aquarium.
For the children (and us!) it was a real refreshment - from the smallest to the giant fish, so much color and beauty that the heart forgot all its worries for a while.
Thank you all - for your support, donations, kind words.
Your kindness turns into our strength.
Thank you for walking this path with us.
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May 26, 2025
Our little Adomelis
By Mamu unija PLF | Project Leader
Our sweet boy Adam
“You have drawn an unlucky ticket,” Gabija, the mother of just 1.5-year-old Adomelis, heard from the doctors. After detailed examinations in Kaunas clinics, the boy was confirmed to have an extremely rare diagnosis - retinoblastoma (eye cancer).
Unfortunately, this disease is not treatable in Lithuania, so the boy’s mother, with tears in her eyes, appeals to all people of good will to give her son hope for treatment at an eye clinic in Switzerland. Although the treatment itself is reimbursed, the cost of flights, accommodation and other essential expenses reaches at least 30,000 euros per year, and the treatment often takes at least five years. Adomelis’s first visit is scheduled for June 5.
"Both of Adam's eyes are damaged: two smaller tumors - 2 and 3 millimeters - were found in the right eye, and the situation in the left eye is much worse - a 10-millimeter tumor with fluid accumulation and a detached retina was found. Adam cannot see at all in that eye. How can you accept this? How can you live knowing that your little one does not see the world in all its colors? He has not even had time to understand what life looks like yet, and he already has to fight for it...", laments the boy's mother.
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