For two years, Noa Firoz from Ashdod complained of pain in her leg, but the doctors reassured her • Only a private MRI revealed the worst of all: a violent cancer of the Ewing sarcoma type • After 15 rounds of chemo and three surgeries, her parents were informed that the disease had spread and that there was no more treatment to offer her in Israel • The only hope: innovative treatment abroad at a cost of millions of shekels, to which she must fly in less than 10 days • The mother Tamar: "I'm ashamed to ask, but we have no choice"