- on behalf of Danielle's Daughters-

Help Give Our Mum Her Independence Back, please.

How much can one person be expected to endure? Our mum has spent the last decade fighting battles that most people couldn't even begin to imagine!

Ten years ago, she survived an incredibly violent domestic abuse relationship that nearly destroyed her life. The abuse was so severe that her abuser was eventually sent to prison. Although she escaped, the trauma never truly left. She has spent years battling the emotional scars and rebuilding her life from the ground up.

Most people would have been forgiven for giving up.

But that's not who she is.

Instead of letting her past define her, she made the remarkable decision to turn her pain into purpose. Five years ago, she founded a not-for-profit Community Interest Company (CIC) to help other women and families facing the darkest times of their lives. She organised completely free glamping weekends so families affected by domestic abuse could reconnect and make happy memories together. She then opened a small wellbeing salon where she provides free treatments for domestic abuse survivors, women who care full-time for disabled loved ones, and cancer patients and survivors.

She has never asked for anything in return. She has simply dedicated her life to helping others heal.

Now, heartbreakingly, she needs our help...

After years of being told she had Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), doctors finally discovered the real cause of her pain—a rare vascular disease affecting both of her legs and her arms. The delayed diagnosis meant precious time was lost, and the damage is now irreversible.

She has now sadly had her leg amputated at 40 years of age.

No one can truly prepare for hearing those words.Not only is she facing the emotional trauma of losing a limb, months of rehabilitation, and learning to walk again with a prosthetic, but she's also at risk of losing the independence that has allowed her to continue helping others.

Her current car is no longer suitable, and she now needs an automatic vehicle that can be professionally adapted so she can drive safely. Without it, everyday life becomes incredibly difficult—attending hospital appointments, maintaining her independence, and continuing the work that has touched so many lives could all become impossible.

For someone who has spent years giving everything she has to everyone else, it's incredibly hard for her to ask for help.

That's why we're asking on her behalf.

If you've ever wondered whether one person can make a difference, she already has. She has helped countless women rediscover their confidence, supported families through some of the hardest moments of their lives, and reminded people that kindness still exists.

Now it's our turn to show her that same kindness.

Every donation, no matter the amount, will go towards helping her purchase and adapt a suitable vehicle so she can remain independent, continue her recovery, and carry on changing lives.

If you're unable to donate, please consider sharing her story. Sometimes one share can reach the person who is able to help.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for reading, for caring, and for standing beside an amazing woman who has spent so much of her life standing beside others.

Let's help give her the independence—and the future—she so deeply deserves.

Thankyou

Larni & Ella

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Danielle is one of the most beautiful souls i have had the genuine pleasure and honour to know. To see a woman so broken yet still so determined to rise is an absolute power to be in awe of.

This is not something Danielle has allowed us to do easily as she is so independent but being able to get out and about and to be able to work and give back to others is what she does and what drives her ! This is such an integral part of her recovery and one that we need to make happen soon as she's home.

Thankyou for taking the time to read.

Any amount of pounds or pence is greatly appreciated and even just a share, as far as you can, to get our girl back ok her Road to recovery, litrally.

Thankyou

Natalie

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