Jak Polska służba zdrowia skazuje pacjentów onkologicznych. Adam Hemlecki

Adam Hemlecki was told by doctors that he was in palliative condition and had no chance. Today, two years later, he sits across from me in the studio and tells me how it's fighting cancer when the system has already written you off. This is a conversation about the Polish healthcare system from the inside—from the perspective of a patient who had to become his own coordinator, medical translator, and investigator. About why his cancer was only detected during a simple ultrasound. Why a Polish professor rejected a surgery that the Germans performed "on the spot." How much a single chemotherapy regimen actually costs and why cheap, effective drugs are disappearing from the European Union. Why athletes are being sent to oncology wards. And why the pharmaceutical industry is focused on TREATMENT, not CURE. It's also a conversation about what we've learned from the Southern Hospital scandal—and about how ordinary patients without money, contacts, or languages ​​simply lose out in this system. If any of you or your loved ones are facing a similar diagnosis, this episode is for you. 00:00 Introduction — "What would you do if a doctor told you it was over?" 00:33 Who is Adam Hemlecki — the disaster engineer? 01:50 A disaster never has a single cause 02:59 Diagnosis: palliative condition 03:22 Life before diagnosis — working at full speed 04:16 First yellow card — skin cancer in 2018 05:14 Three days on a motorcycle in the Alps to get over it 06:35 Why didn't he have a colonoscopy sooner? 07:07 First signs from the body — decreased performance 08:35 "What should I see a doctor about?" — clash with the system 09:24 The ultrasound that changed everything 10:34 Three weeks to describe a CT scan when you have cancer 11:13 "You have cancer" — the second diagnosis 12:03 Colonoscopy without anesthesia 13:19 G2 cancer, a plan to spread 4 — what does it mean 14:21 Two attending physicians vs. consultations across the country 14:41 "I'd rather drink from the pump at Orlen" — about chemistry 15:57 PET scan — 3 months of waiting 17:05 2 years with an incurable disease — what does it look like? 17:45 Why do people die from cancer? 18:36 You can't give up — rule #1 19:23 Who will help you if you can't cope on your own? 20:17 Modern therapies you can't get in Poland 21:11 Smaller centers vs. oncology supermarkets 22:07 How much does the fight for cancer really cost? Life 22:41 DiLO Card - What It Is and Why It Doesn't Work 23:36 Supplementation, Shamans, and Miracle Therapies 24:25 Chinese Medicine + Conventional Medicine = Works 25:07 Immunotherapy Reimbursed from 2024 25:35 "Nobody Says They Want to Cure Me - Just Extend My Life" 26:17 Sleep, Food from the Manufacturer, Discount Store 28:31 Blood Markers After Chemotherapy 29:24 Treatment Quarters - Why Does It Take So Long? 30:20 Cheap, Effective Drugs That Disappear 31:21 20% More Cures If Systems Were Merged 32:04 The Southern Hospital Scandal - Loss of Ethos 32:38 People in the Right Place - You Have to Find Them 33:49 Chemotherapy from Germany vs. Poland 34:33 Rejected Liver Transplant 35:33 Tumors Tripled in Size in Four Years months 36:39 The fight program - what does it consist of? 37:26 How Adam copes with each new diagnosis? 38:05 Where is he today - status after surgery? 38:49 They would do the same thing abroad immediately. 40:37 Chinese medicine - 4000 years vs. a pill. 42:29 "Talk to children. We won't change our minds anymore." 43:38 Health education that is not in schools. 44:28 China, Germany and the combination of two medicines. 45:29 A person is not a number in Excel. 46:33 Pharmacy: to treat, not to cure. 47:01 PLN 100,000 for one chemotherapy. 48:44 Why are cheap drugs disappearing from the EU? 49:25 A patient without money, languages, and contacts loses. 50:32 How does a person really feel after chemotherapy? 52:15 My heart almost stopped during chemotherapy. 53:34 Konsylia without Patient — why it doesn't work 53:57 Artificial intelligence in interpreting results 55:09 Athletes in the oncology ward 56:25 The TRT trend — a time bomb 58:17 Ten patients, ten different reactions 59:05 "If I could change the National Health Fund, I would start with an ultrasound" 1:02:24 Prevention is the only thing we can realistically do 1:03:57 Advice for someone with a new diagnosis 1:05:16 Support groups and where to get knowledge 1:07:20 You have to fight — for every day 1:07:57 The role of family and the "call center" in illness 1:09:17 Two worlds: TV experts vs. real experts 1:10:20 The cult of work and the price we pay 1:11:04 The younger generation is smarter 1:11:59 Conclusion — listen to your bodies CHANNEL PARTNERS:    / @pitbullwestcoastpl   https://fred.com.pl HAVE AN IDEA FOR A GUEST? FEEL FREE TO WRITE ► [email protected] ☕️🔥 BUY COFFEE: https://buycoffee.to/tomaszdrwal BECOME A PATRON: https://patronite.pl/TomaszDrwal THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION AND SEE YOU SOON #TomaszDrwal #cancer4stadium #palliativecare #polskasłużbazdrowia #cancer #...