Filip Kwasny, 7, from Colchester Essex is dying as a result
of Leukaemia and the little boy has made a final request,
asking that he be buried with his mother so she can look
after him in heaven.
He made the wish from his hospital bed in Great Ormond
Street Children’s hospital in London where chemotherapy
and a stem cell transplant has failed to cure him…
Doctors have lost hope of saving Filip now that the cancer
has spread to his intestines so they are simply giving him
palliative care to make him comfortable as his life comes to
an end.
Filip’s mother died of cancer when he was two years and at
that same period he was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis
type 1. Luckily, he recovered from that but was diagnosed
with juvenile myelomonocytic leukaemia (JMML) in
September last year. JMML is an accumulation of abnormal
blood cells in the bone marrow.
His father, Piotr Kwasny, 40, is trying to raise £6,500 to
bring up his wife’s coffin which has been underground for
five years and bury their son with his mother.
“He says that I’m his angel that is looking after him here
and that his mum will look after him when he is in heaven,’
Piotr said from his son’s hospital bed. “I don’t know how
well he remembers his mother as he was so young when
she passed away, but he has visited her grave when he was
well enough to speak to her. Filip wants to be buried with
his mother so we will need to organise that locally and re-
bury them together. He wants her to look after him. I will
only be able to take Filip back to Poland myself.”
Piotr himself is ill with spina bifida, one kidney, diabetes
and hypertension (high blood pressure), so that means he
cannot work and does not have the funds to meet his son’s
dying wish.
Generous strangers, who heard of the boy’s wish, have
been donating to make it possible for him be buried in the
same coffin with his mother. Yesterday, Filip sent a personal
thank you from his sick bed to all who have helped him.
Despite being barely able to speak, he said:
“Thanks for helping make my wish come true.”
As is expected from a father about to lose a child, Piotr is
saddened by the end that awaits his son soon and laments
that his son will not live to do a number of things other kids
get to do.
“This is just a very stressful and distressing time for all of
us. I did not imagine that I would have to bury my child…
you shouldn’t go before your child. There is a bell in the Fox
Ward outside Filip’s room. Ward patients ring the bell three
times when their treatment is done and they are leaving.
Filip, my son, will never get to ring that bell.”

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This is sad and very disheartening

May God comfort the dad

And may none of us ever experience this..

Isn't there a way we too over here can reach out with our tokens too

Oh MY God... This is heartbreaking

The last picture made me cry

May God be with you

so sad

Cant just stop


No time is too late for God to perform his miracle...may he visit u...

Drinokrane:
Filip Kwasny, 7, from Colchester Essex is dying as a result
of Leukaemia and the little boy has made a final request,
asking that he be buried with his mother so she can look
after him in heaven.
He made the wish from his hospital bed in Great Ormond
Street Children’s hospital in London where chemotherapy
and a stem cell transplant has failed to cure him…
Doctors have lost hope of saving Filip now that the cancer
has spread to his intestines so they are simply giving him
palliative care to make him comfortable as his life comes to
an end.
Filip’s mother died of cancer when he was two years and at
that same period he was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis
type 1. Luckily, he recovered from that but was diagnosed
with juvenile myelomonocytic leukaemia (JMML) in
September last year. JMML is an accumulation of abnormal
blood cells in the bone marrow.
His father, Piotr Kwasny, 40, is trying to raise £6,500 to
bring up his wife’s coffin which has been underground for
five years and bury their son with his mother.
“He says that I’m his angel that is looking after him here
and that his mum will look after him when he is in heaven,’
Piotr said from his son’s hospital bed. “I don’t know how
well he remembers his mother as he was so young when
she passed away, but he has visited her grave when he was
well enough to speak to her. Filip wants to be buried with
his mother so we will need to organise that locally and re-
bury them together. He wants her to look after him. I will
only be able to take Filip back to Poland myself.”
Piotr himself is ill with spina bifida, one kidney, diabetes
and hypertension (high blood pressure), so that means he
cannot work and does not have the funds to meet his son’s
dying wish.
Generous strangers, who heard of the boy’s wish, have
been donating to make it possible for him be buried in the
same coffin with his mother. Yesterday, Filip sent a personal
thank you from his sick bed to all who have helped him.
Despite being barely able to speak, he said:
“Thanks for helping make my wish come true.”
As is expected from a father about to lose a child, Piotr is
saddened by the end that awaits his son soon and laments
that his son will not live to do a number of things other kids
get to do.
“This is just a very stressful and distressing time for all of
us. I did not imagine that I would have to bury my child…
you shouldn’t go before your child. There is a bell in the Fox
Ward outside Filip’s room. Ward patients ring the bell three
times when their treatment is done and they are leaving.
Filip, my son, will never get to ring that bell.”

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heart of men

Life soo unfair......