Take Control of Your Cancer Journey

“I was diagnosed with stage III colon cancer two years ago. At first I couldn't even look at the stack of papers from different hospitals. My daughter found GetOnco and slowly we started uploading everything — scans, blood tests, the pathology report. For the first time I could see what treatments were actually available in Moscow and abroad, not just what one doctor told me. The hardest part was deciding whether to travel for a second opinion, but having everything organized made that conversation possible. I still see my oncologist here, but now I go in with real questions.”

“When they found the tumor in my lung, I was 34 and my wife was pregnant with our second child. I spent two weeks just reading forums at night and getting more afraid. A friend told me about this platform. I uploaded my CT and biopsy reports, and within a day I had a clearer picture of what biomarkers to ask about and which centers in Europe had experience with my type. It didn't replace my doctor, but it stopped me from feeling completely lost. Now I have a treatment plan and we are expecting our daughter in November.”

“I was told I had triple-negative breast cancer on a Friday afternoon and then had to wait all weekend before I could speak to anyone. Those 48 hours were the longest of my life. I used GetOnco to read about my diagnosis in plain language and to list questions for my oncology team. Being able to compare trial options in my region gave me something practical to do instead of just waiting. I am now in treatment and I still use the app before every appointment to keep my notes in one place.”

“My husband was diagnosed with acute leukemia last spring. I became his caregiver overnight while also trying to keep our two children calm and the household running. The medical information came at us so fast that I couldn't remember half of what the doctors said. I started using GetOnco to store his reports and write down questions after each call. It helped me track which hospitals we had contacted and what documents each one needed. I am exhausted, but at least I no longer feel like I am losing important details.”