Abbie's Wonderland

26/05/2026

It’s not long now until our 🍔🔥 BBQ BAR & BAKES Day 🍰🍹

This year we’ll be using the crowdfunding platform for donations to help support our chosen charity ❤️

We’re so looking forward to seeing both new and familiar faces — fingers crossed for some beautiful sunshine on the day ☀️✨

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/abbies-wonderland--mind-body-eds?fbclid=IwdGRjcASCYadjbGNrBIJho2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHt5rSxWmB7Trcl67S_6sllduOrAE4P2P-NVAmauV5YnymrmD_ZBSxkqPe-3L_aem_moQU31RE6xaDMZfkxFA_uw

20/02/2026

We would like to announce the total raised last year for Breast Cancer Now, and thank you all for helping us raise a fabulous £6,091.85 🥳💗

08/02/2026

Abbie’s Wonderland would like to announce the charity we have chosen to fundraise for this year:

Mind Body EDS

This is a charity very close to our hearts. As most of you are aware, Loretta lives with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), a group of genetic conditions that affect the body’s connective tissue. As a result, she is unable to eat or drink and relies entirely on Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN), alongside living with many other associated conditions.

Abbie was also diagnosed with hEDS. She experienced gastrointestinal issues, her joints popped out and had similar comorbidities, which makes this cause especially meaningful to our family.

Mind Body EDS is a small, volunteer-led charity with a strong focus on educating both the medical community and the general public. The money raised goes directly towards supporting diagnosis and providing grants to help individuals access treatment and vital healthcare support.

✨ We’ll be announcing our first fundraising event of the year very soon, so keep an eye out for more details. ✨

‘A gateway of hope’ for Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes What is EDS? Donate to us Apply for a grant

24/01/2026

We want to share something deeply upsetting that is currently affecting many families at Burgess Hill Burial Ground.

Recently, families have been told that personal memorial items placed on graves must be removed. This includes small stones, ornaments, colourful decorations and even low fences that have been lovingly and respectfully kept within plot boundaries for years.

For us, Abbie’s grave is not just a headstone.
It is a place of colour, love, care and connection, just like Abbie was.

Many of you who follow Abbie’s Wonderland have visited her resting place. You’ve seen how bright it is, how full of personality it feels, and how it reflects who she was.

Tending to Abbie’s grave, decorating it, choosing things that feel her, this is how we continue to love her. It is how we honour her spirit. It is how we keep her present in our lives.

A petition has now been started asking the council to reconsider and to work with families to find a fair, humane solution that allows existing memorials to remain.

If Abbie’s story has ever touched you, if her colourful resting place has brought you comfort or a smile, or if you believe grieving families deserve kindness and understanding, we would be so grateful if you would support this by signing the petition 🍄✨

Allow memorial items at Burgess Hill Burial Ground

15/01/2026

Abbie’s Wonderland Team would like to wish you all a very happy and healthy New Year ⭐

We are waiting for the final total from Breast Cancer Now and will share this with you as soon as possible.

We will also have some exciting news about the charity we will be fundraising for and our events for this year. So, with this in mind, if anyone has any unwanted Christmas gifts, we would love them for our raffle! 💗✨