After carbon monoxide poisoning, help Tracey rebuild life.

In January 2025, our mum, Tracey Condron, almost died. But not from illness or accident, from something silent, poisonous and completely preventable: carbon monoxide leaking from a faulty boiler in her bedroom.

For over a year, she was unknowingly being poisoned in her own home. Her landlord — who had ignored gas safety regulations for years — failed to carry out essential safety checks and allowed work to be done that blocked her boiler flue. Toxic gases were trapped inside the house, and my mum was left breathing it in every single day, whilst already being severely asthmatic.

Throughout 2024, she battled unexplained symptoms:

• Fainting at work and home

• Vomiting, hives, and skin lesions

• Headaches so intense she started wearing glasses

• Heart palpitations, seizures, blackouts

• Emotional and mental decline

Doctors dismissed her symptoms. She was repeatedly sent home from hospital, told to rest, and misdiagnosed. All the while, carbon monoxide was slowly shutting her body down.

Then, on January 5th, 2025, she collapsed in her bedroom, made it to a neighbour’s door, and suffered a massive seizure. Poor Jackie and Steve have saved our mums life, what feels like more than once now.

In the ambulance, she had another seizure and went into cardiac arrest. She had to be resuscitated twice, sedated, and placed into a coma on life support.

Since then, her life has completely changed:

• She now lives with epilepsy, a cracked spine, osteoporosis, and a damaged heart

• She’s lost her jobs and can no longer work

• She struggles with memory loss, limited mobility, and constant pain

• She wears a back brace, takes daily medication, and lives with trauma from almost dying

• On June 18th, 2025, she suffered another seizure in the shower and collapsed again — hitting her head and worsening her spinal injury

Despite the undeniable medical evidence, the landlord is fully denying liability, leaving us fighting for justice and my mum without any income, proper care, or support.

We are raising funds to help Tracey:

• Cover essential living costs while she can’t work

• Afford rehabilitation, mobility aids, and home adjustments

• Access psychological therapy and medical care

• Install a home CCTV and panic button system — so if she suffers a seizure, blackout, or disorientation, she can immediately alert her family for help. We live with the constant fear that something could happen, and she won’t be able to communicate what’s wrong — or worse, not be found in time.

• Reclaim some comfort, safety, and dignity in her life

mums own words:

“This has taken everything from me. My children basically watched me die, for a boiler. I couldn’t understand what was happening to me — the fainting, the pain, the confusion. I kept begging for help, but no one realised I was being poisoned. I survived… but I’m still suffering every single day.”

Please share this page, raise awareness, and help us fight for the care — and justice — my mum deserves.

Please also share and follow mums titktok page where she is trying to raise awareness and document her journey of healing the best she can. @condroncarbonmonoxide

Thank you.

Shelina, Hussain & Monae x