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Project Story – A Cry for Justice
The Beginning
My name is Eugenia . I am a chemical and process engineer from London.
In 2024, during workplace training organised by Kedrion/BPL using a Toyota A5 Stacker Truck, my life changed forever.
The machine malfunctioned and crushed me against a wall. My foot was trapped and run over by the trainer. The pain was unbearable — but the real devastation came afterward: the silence, the lies, and the cover-up.They claim I drove over my own foot.
The Aftermath
The injury left me permanently disabled.
I was diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) — a condition so painful it’s often called “the suicide disease.”
Today, I live in constant agony.
I can’t wear socks.
If I walk too much, I pass out.
I am mostly bed bound.
Despite my suffering, Kedrion/BPL and Toyota have refused transparency.
Safety reports have been withheld.
And although I’ve seen cameras in the area where it happened, they now claim the CCTV “does not exist.”
HR blocked my attempts to speak to senior management.
I was given only statutory pay — while a colleague injured at work was supported for over a year.
Their slogans say:
“Producing Happiness for All.”
“Together We Are One.”
“Keep Life Flowing.”
But for me, they stopped everything.
The Project: A Cry for Justice
This fundraiser is part of my project, A Cry for Justice — a campaign to survive and be heard.
Goal:
- To survive – fund urgent CRPS treatment, pain therapy, and medication.
Why This Matters
People say it’s hard to be a female engineer.
But it’s harder to be in a system that doesn’t see you — or protect you. I worked hard, stayed professional, and trusted the process.
Instead, I was crushed — and then silenced.
How Your Support Helps
Every donation will help me:
- Continue treatment for CRPS
- Afford essential pain relief and massage therapy
- Cover basic living costs while I recover
- Try new treatments I can not afford.
Even small contributions mean I can keep fighting another day.
The Message
I have nothing left to lose.
The pain is constant — some days I wish it would end.
But I’m still here.
And as long as I am, I’ll keep fighting for truth, accountability, and justice.
Still no justice.
This is a cry for justice.
Thank You
Thank you to everyone who shares, donates, or stands with me.
Your support means I’m not invisible.
Together, we can make sure companies like Toyota and Kedrion/BPL can’t hide behind missing evidence and broken promises.
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