CRPS Awareness Racing 4A CURE

CRPS Awareness Racing 4A CURE CRPS Is The Most Painful Condition Known To Medicine.Sadly It Is Barely Known & is Poorly Researched CRPS

01/09/2026
On this day back in 2000 I got up and went to work like any other morning unknowing that it was not to just going to be ...
03/07/2026

On this day back in 2000 I got up and went to work like any other morning unknowing that it was not to just going to be a my normal day. As today fate decided to deal me a bum deal and I had my accident at work which lead to my leg getting fractured leg and having a dislocated kneecap which let me new found nemesis chronic regional pain syndrome into my life.and my whole world changed from that day. And 26 years on it is not getting any bloody in fact it is now spreading.but I smile a make a joke of everything as smiling is about the only thing that does not really cause me pain. But in the words of Queen the show must go on

Well i have been absent from the track sadly for the last two seasons sadly due to my Crps & Fibromyalgia playing up and...
13/01/2026

Well i have been absent from the track sadly for the last two seasons sadly due to my Crps & Fibromyalgia playing up and also another health issue I have had to battle but likely i managed to beat that one. Also I have had alot going on in my personal life but now I'm hoping to get back track side and start raising awareness again for the highly painful and debilitating condition Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (Crps). By get Our Awareness Logos Out Again To Help Raise Awareness For The Condition On Getting it On As Many Karts And Racing Cars We Can Again This Season 🧑🏁

PERSONAL STATEMENT Hi To Everyone I Know I Just Want To Say That I'm Still Here But I Have Not Been On For While Or At T...
07/01/2026

PERSONAL STATEMENT
Hi To Everyone I Know I Just Want To Say That I'm Still Here But I Have Not Been On For While Or At The Track The Last Few Years. The Reasons Been The Last 2 Years Have Been Monumentally Crap With me Not Just My Health But My personal Life. Back in 2024 I Had A Bit of A Cancer Scare Which Sorting Luckily That is All Good Now Thank Heavens. On Top of That My Crps & Fibromyalgia Has Got Even More Progressive & Now I have Another Pain condition in The Mix Neropathic Pain Syndrome Well I Never Believe I Doing Things By Half's lol. Then in The June of 2024 My mum Was Diagnosed With Liver Cancer & Then she Lost Her Battle in September. Then Sadly Depression Set in And at Then a 2024 I Have Been Nothing But Poorly and my Crps and Fibromyalgia Has Gone into Overdrive To The Point I Simple Tried To Take Short Cut Out To Get Away From My Pain But For Some Reason I Didn't Work So I'm Still Hear. Well 2025 I'm Looking At get back to being Track side and working hard on raising awareness for (Crps) Complex Regional Pain Syndrome As its not Known As The Suscide Syndrome For Know reason Sadly so I will be working to get the CRPS Awareness Racing 4A CURE Logo out again πŸ’•πŸ

CRPS Awareness Racing 4A CURE  Would Like To Wish Everyone That Helped Us & Raise Awareness And For There Support.A Very...
23/12/2025

CRPS Awareness Racing 4A CURE Would Like To Wish Everyone That Helped Us & Raise Awareness And For There Support.A Very Happy Christmas And A Very Happy New Year πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ„πŸ

Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends over in the USA in enjoy the holidays πŸ˜†
27/11/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends over in the USA in enjoy the holidays πŸ˜†

The truth behind the face when you have a Debilitating Chronic pain condition. The definition of Chronic pain is a sever...
18/05/2025

The truth behind the face when you have a Debilitating Chronic pain condition. The definition of Chronic pain is a severe pain that someone has suffered for constantly for more than 3 months. Just because someone is on therr feet or out of bed and trying to get through the day like they used to before there pain. They might seem all good because they are smiling and laughing but like in the song by Bruce Springsteen Brilliant disguise as you learn how to put on a smile like a clown puts on. But behind that smile they they are not in constant pain and Discomfort 24/7 or feel totally fatigued and feeling down and despondent but they smile and try act as normal as they can trying not to let the pain and what they are feeling stop them from trying to have a semi normal life. But it is only a mask and it's hard to keep going 24/7 365 days a year. So many people think because you are up and about that your condition doesn't bother you but it's always there. You try to make and keep everyone you know happy despite being in agony and dis comfort as you still try to what you can. Everyday is different one day you feel like you can take on the world then the next day you feel like you wish someone would take you off this world 😞. I can tell you personally that being lucky enough to get dealt not one but 3 Debilitating pain conditions is not a easy ride as I say having Chronic pain condition are not a just and medical condition but a lifestyle everyone has something they might suffer in silence 😞
So look at someone and see if they are wearing a mask and hiding something just to get through as it might be a different day but it means know way there pain and problems aren't there 🧑

Today Is Rare Disease Day Where The 0Whole World is Made Aware Of Rare Diseases & Conditions. But What Makes Me Sick Is ...
28/02/2025

Today Is Rare Disease Day Where The 0Whole World is Made Aware Of Rare Diseases & Conditions. But What Makes Me Sick Is That We Only Allow One Day A Year To Raise Awareness For Rare Diseases.

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