#important cause

CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) is known as the most painful illness in the world.

It often starts after an injury, surgery, or even something small — but the pain doesn’t go away. Instead, it grows stronger. People with CRPS can feel burning, stabbing, or crushing pain from even the lightest touch.

It’s not “just pain.” It can change how the skin looks and feels, cause swelling, and make daily life incredibly hard.

Wullo!

I am making a kinda hair set and I have between 4 and 19 pieces coming in the next few days. I wanted to make something for Sims that cannot accept the inevitable and that are not ready to face alopecia.

Here's 4 pieces right there:

This one is basically gonna be a hair (male frames only) and 3 low quality toupets found in hats. I wanted something obvious, like, you just know it's not their hair.

The next pieces (I plan 15 total) will be for adults, children and toddlers and are being made as a tribute for people who lost their hair during chemo treatment. Everything will be free and base game.

Working on that! :D

https://www.change.org/p/hirohiko-araki-take-kars-out-of-space

Hey everyone! I know this isn’t my usual thing.. But it would mean the world to me if you could take a look and help me spread this incredible cause! 

My younger sister is a teacher at an inner city middle school in Charlotte, NC. The school is in the “highest poverty” level, meaning over 65% of the students qualify for free/reduced price lunches. Her students are primarily African-American and Latino, and my little sister LOVES them with all her heart. She works tirelessly to stand up for these kids and has started a fundraiser for an incredible opportunity this summer.

She’s working to send 8 of her middle school students to the capital this summer for a leadership camp. This is an incredible opportunity for these kids, but they really really need our help to get there.

I feel super strongly about this.. This is the next generation of leaders.

It would mean the WORLD to me if you could just take a second to click on over to her site and check out this cause. You can see pictures of the 8 students that have been nominated and read about what issues they are hoping to tackle in their communities. 

If you feel strongly about this, as I do, you can donate to help them raise the money they need for this trip. Every little bit helps! Please, please, please help me spread this post around with reblogs and let’s make this happen for these kids!

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and helping me spread the word! Y’all are the BEST.

peace and love,