Help Honey improve her mobility and future
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16 months ago our lives changed over night , just like that !
Honey was a normal 13-year-old girl who was full of life and very independent.
Honey lifestyle before this happened was running three times a week enjoyed outdoor activity’s and loved the freedom she once had .
Honey woke up with pain in her stomach that was a unbearable pain. We took Honey to A&E the pain then moved to her back and was paralysed and was unable to walk. We spent three weeks in hospital and she was diagnosed with Neurological functional disorder and Chiara malformation of the brain.
This illnesses has left Honey suffering from life changing problems , Honey is now unable to walk for long periods of time , and can walk very short short walks but with support and is very wobbly on her feet.
Alongside this Honey has been experiencing non-vacant seizures and non-epileptic seizures .
Also developed Tourette’s ticks and this happens now on a daily basis .
Honey can have up to 13 seizures a day.
This young girl sees improvement in her mobility and way of life . Unfortunately this only has a positive effect for few weeks and then she suffers a relapses.
This massively effects her mental -wellbeing.
Suffering a relapse recently has left Honey only using her wheel chair . She is extremely exhausted and tired never hearing a complaint from her shows the strength she continue to have .
What’s heartbreaking for her and my family , She also suffers episodes of paralyse Seshan. Leaving Honey unable to move her body apart from her head and arms For long period of times.
Sleeping is a struggle ,headaches occurs often and difficult to regulate body temperature.
Honey has always struggled being a wheelchair , however thankful to the NHS ,currrent NHS wheel chair she has , she struggles with massively . They are very heavy meaning she constantly needs help and being that she wants to be independent again it’s a struggle .
She can’t not fit them under a school table ,Kingsbury Green have been more then accommodating but she wants independence and comfortable future .
Despite this she keeps trying and smiling.
With a new wheel chair it would be adapted to
Honeys individual needs and would be much easier for her to push her self around . This would give her so much more Independence and more confidence with out having to rely on family and friends.
If you see Honey around she always has a smile on her face no matter what she is battling on a daily basis .
She’s an inspiration to all.
Please help and donate to make this wish come true for Christmas
Thank you
Organizer and beneficiary
Natasha Ramage
Organizer
England
Laura Freegard
Beneficiary
