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The Pain Relief Foundation

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About The Pain Relief Foundation

The Charity researches the causes of human chronic pain affecting one in seven of the population. Through research it seeks to find new methods of treating patients with chronic pain and end their suffering. The charity trains doctors so they have the latest treatments available - CHRONIC PAIN DOES NOT KILL - IT OFFERS A LIFE-TIME OF AGONY!

http://www.painrelieffoundation.org.uk

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The Pain Relief Foundation Registered charity number 1156227

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"As per our telephone conversation. Saleem at Midshire"

Saleem Lone donated

£5.00 + £1.25 Gift Aid

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"Only with this type of research will we ever get a cure for chronic pain!!"

Chris Halliday donated

£25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid

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"To help fund research into a horrid condition that affects a couple of my good friends. "

Anonymous donated

£10.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid

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"Done this for my Hubby and bestfriend who both suffer with CRPS"

Iesha Alterman donated

£5.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid

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"The M&M Challenge for CRPS (Teaspoon of colmans mustard and a glass of cold milk)"

Genevieve donated

£5.00 + £1.25 Gift Aid

Hattie Gillingham has raised $4,863.13 so far

Hattie's CRPS Research and Awareness Fundraising Page

63 Supporters

James McBrien has raised $1,335.89 so far

I'm Not shaving my beautiful face for one year. for James McBrien because I and millions of others suffer from chronic pain

43 Supporters

Sam Wakeley has raised $558.19 so far

Sam's Dryathon

31 Supporters

Rebecca Bresnahan has raised $514.29 so far

I'm I am subjecting myself to high levels of pain for Rebecca Bresnahan because so many suffer from crippling pain every day

35 Supporters

Kirstin McKechnie has raised $439.02 so far

I'm We're walking 190 miles over the course of 13 days for Kirstin McKechnie because chronic pain has affected family and friends

14 Supporters

Gareth Morgan has raised $313.59 so far

I'm We're walking 190 miles over the course of 13 days for Gareth Morgan because chronic pain has affected family and friends.

13 Supporters