Yesterday’s post served as a sort of introduction to the topic of how hypermobility can affect breathing, and today’s post will be an extension of this conversation. I didn’t want to overwhelm anyone by providing too much information in a single post, which is how I navigate the length of most of my entries. So, … More Struggling to get a full, deep breath? Read this (part two)
I’ve been focusing a decent amount of content as of late on the topic of hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and the various ways in which both can affect someone who has either. Most people who have a proper comprehension of hypermobility understand that it can affect cartilage and joints in the body. I would … More Struggling to get a full, deep breath? Read this (part one)
If you consider yourself a flexible person, there is probability that you’re also hypermobile. I am not a medical professional, so by no means am I attempting to suggest that I know your own personal condition, nor am I diagnosing anyone with anything here. Rather, I am shining some light on a condition that is … More Unsure if you’re hypermobile? Try this test
Hypermobility is a term that has recently gained a decent presence in my own vocabulary. I’ve always been a relatively flexible person, and seeing as I did gymnastics when I was a lot younger, I figured my flexibility sort of made sense, given that the sport isn’t exactly suited for someone more rigid than starch-washed … More What the heck is hypermobility?
I’m at a point in my life at which I have deduced I really am a medical anomaly of sorts. I recently said to my parents that when I was conceived, I’m pretty God said, “We’re gonna fuck this one up real good,” and that really is the only plausible explanation I’ve been able to … More What the heck is Ehlers Danlos Syndrome?
