An 11-year-old who has been diagnosed with the world’s most painful condition is begging for her suffering to end after she broke her foot from a trampoline three years ago.

Jazmin Farr suffers from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), a rare neurological disorder that is rated as the most painful condition, even more painful than unmedicated childbirth.

While there is no cure, some treatments can make the disease go into remission.

The young girl’s CRPS has caused her agonizing pain for years, with Jazmin left ‘begging’ for her suffering to end.

In a GoFundMe post, Jazmin’s heartbroken mother Amanda shared how the disease destroyed her daughter’s life.

“It was four days before Jazmin’s eight birthday that our world was turned upside down,” she wrote. “It was a year-and-a-half before she was finally and officially diagnosed with CRPS.

“We thought this would bring us answers, treatment and finally an end to our daughter’s suffering. We were very wrong.”

Because of the disease’s complex nature, their doctors have only been able to offer Jazmin strong pain medication to help her get through the day.

“Jazmin suffers daily from excruciating pain. Mobility in her left ankle and leg has been effected and she feels unbearable pain all the way to the top of her head,” the mother continued.

“She is on intense medication daily, none of which relieve the pain that she suffers. Daily tasks, like having a shower, are intolerable and bring her to tears.

“Just the lightest touch from the water makes her skin feel like someone is pouring a bucket of pins all over her body.”

“As a parent, to sit and watch our child in agonizing pain is utterly gut wrenching and absolutely soul destroying,” Mrs. Farr continued.

“To feel like your hands are tied as you helplessly sit by and watch and have no medical help to support you.

“It is something that changes you, something that chips away at your heart and at your very existence.”

Over $46,000 of its $200,000 goal has been raised to help the 11-year-old receive a life-changing treatment at Spero Clinic.

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