Why should I become an MCAS Hero?
Becoming a regular donor can support more people like Tasmin:
MCAS is unpredictable. Your support doesn’t have to be.
Tasmin had her first allergic reaction as a toddler. She later experienced issues with tolerating certain foods such as beef, tomatoes and fruits. She also developed more symptoms such as non-contagious conjunctivitis, asthma, seasonal allergies, eczema and reactions to certain laundry washing powders.
Tasmin was diagnosed with MCAS in 2020.
I felt very lonely and isolated while experiencing symptoms as things rapidly declined overnight, however I’m glad I persisted and trusted my instinct – although it was difficult as I was losing weight rapidly and unable to eat fully or drink water.
Mast Cell Action has been great for me over the past in answering any questions I’ve had about seeking help, or finding professionals in my area. I can’t thank the charity enough for being so supportive. Sharing experiences with a support group has helped me to manage my condition a lot.
Give a little each month. Change a lot.
Become an MCAS Hero by making a regular donation.
MCAS Heroes are superstars who choose to stand alongside our community by giving a small monthly donation. Together, they help ensure that no one faces MCAS alone.
For many, Mast Cell Action is the only place that truly understands - because we live with MCAS too.
Living with MCAS can be frightening, isolating, and overwhelming. Many people spend years feeling unheard, misunderstood, or alone.
You can also read the stories of others living with MCAS, and see how support from Mast Cell Action helps people feel less alone and more hopeful about the future here.
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Donate
Mast Cell Action relies entirely on the generosity of people like you. Please make a donation now and together we can make a difference to those affected by MCAS.
