Hypermobility Lecture Series
Switching on the Lightbulb to see Hypermobility Disorders This blog has been written to give both clinicians and people living with hypermobility and associated conditions, (EDS/HSD) the [...]
Switching on the Lightbulb to see Hypermobility Disorders This blog has been written to give both clinicians and people living with hypermobility and associated conditions, (EDS/HSD) the [...]
February is Marfan Syndrome Awareness month. Our resident Marfan Syndrome blogger, Lucy, has this extremely important message to share: Marfan Syndrome can be a real pain in the butt – [...]
It is clearer now, more than ever, that people like Hallie, are having the trajectory of their lives determined by the missed opportunities of doctors to make an educated diagnosis of [...]
I am sure that everyone at some point has been able to relate to the phrase, “one step forward, two steps back”. Right? For those of us with a chronic illness, it can feel like that [...]
For Mental Health Awareness Month, we asked members of our hypermobility community to share their experiences of mental health as part of their hypermobility journey. This week Julie reflects on [...]
There is much confusion among the patient (and sometimes the health community) about what mental health practitioners roles are – who does what, how and when. Am I right? I mean, what do [...]
I’m going to be contentious here. I have a problem with the modern feminism movement. I am a feminist; wholeheartedly and unashamedly. But part of being a feminist is holding both yourself and [...]