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the hypermobile life hack you didn’t know you needed #coraline #hypermobile #eds
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Hair Color Tip For Hypermobility
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Not all flexible dancers have EDS #hypermobility #ehlersdanlos #disability
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YouTubeBallet Science
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A growing body of research points to an overlap between hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and neurodivergence. And it's unlikely to be coincidence. Three mechanisms are being explored - but they don't all work the same way. 🕸️ The connectivome theory is arguably the most foundational. If connective tissue differences are present throughout the body at birth, they're present in the brain too - potentially shaping neural structure and development from the start. This could help explain why neuro
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TikTokditto.daily
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I have learned this is dangerous, don’t try this! You can cause a stroke or pass out!!! PLEASE READ CAPTION BEFORE COMMENTING PLEASE!!! ONLY WORRY ABOUT THIS POST IF YOU HAVE SYMPTOMS!! (Go watch my most recent post !!!) #hEDS, #POTS, #MALS, #TOS, #Retrolisthesis, Osteopenia, and who knows what else. I FOUGHT to get these diagnoses. A sick person shouldn’t have to FIGHT to get help. Update: this is NOT a diagnosis, it just means you have a hypermobile neck (which can mean absolutely nothing!!) I
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TikTokthatzmypurseidkyou
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To be 1,000,000% clear, I am not hypermobile, and I’m just trying to demonstrate some of the concepts I discuss with patients because I think hypermobility is too frequently missed. I’ve seen many people told they aren’t hypermobile because their fingers, wrists, elbows, or knees don’t look particularly flexible. But hypermobility doesn’t always look the way we expect it to. In fact, many hypermobile patients are surprisingly stiff. Their neck muscles are tight. Their pelvic floor is tight. Thei
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TikTokdr.zac.spiritos
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One of the things that fascinates me (and can be tragic) about hypermobility is how many symptoms people quietly accept as “normal.” After years of living with them, they stop mentioning them because they assume everyone experiences the same thing. One of those odd symptoms that always catches my attention is when someone tells me, “My head hurts when I cry.” Not emotionally…but physically. On its own, this doesn’t diagnose anything, and plenty of people can have headaches for other reasons. But
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TikTokdr.zac.spiritos
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Jump scare 🫠. Oh and it’s so much more than just being bendy. Ehlers Danlos Syndrome affects the connective tissue within the body which is essentially the body’s glue. Connective tissue is found everywhere within the body. Hence why people experience such a plethora of varying symptoms. This can lead to years of dismissal and medical gaslighting which a lot of us experiance. #ehlersdanlossyndrome #hypermobility #connectivetissuedisorder #chronicillness #invisibleillness
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The thing about hypermobility is… …it’s a WIDE SPECTRUM and it looks different amongst EVERYBODY! So just because you don’t relate to the ‘double jointedness’ or the ‘party tricks…’ …doesn’t mean you can’t have hypermobility. Aging, tight muscles, and your individual anatomy can all mask hypermobility. Can you relate to any of this? Let me know! 👇 PS - if you want to deep dive into how hypermobility is causing your hand pain, tap the link in my bio for ⚡️ instant access ⚡️ to a free workshop 🎉
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