Five simple accessibility tips for one-handed living
I have outlined five simple accessibility tips for one-handed or one-armed living for when you don’t have as many functioning limbs as you would perhaps prefer.
I have outlined five simple accessibility tips for one-handed or one-armed living for when you don’t have as many functioning limbs as you would perhaps prefer.
I found a couple of key products that have saved my poor chapped MCAS lips, drastically reducing my angular cheilitis flare-ups and keeping the skin of my lips intact.
Low spoons meal and recipe ideas inspired by burnt out physics PhD students for the chronically ill, the injured, and the just plain tired
“Battle Hymn of the Trifecta,” a silly song about chronic pain and illness with hEDS, MCAS, and dysautonomia
Instead of merely accepting my body as an imperfect vessel my brain rides around in, I plan to pretend that I wholly and deeply love my body.
My lifelong saga of patellofemoral pain and instability, and the surgery that finally worked.
After seeing many folks in EDS communities online recommend it, I am giving Jeannie di Bon’s Zebra Club app a try, using a discount available for annual subscription if you order directly from the Zebra Club’s website.
Recommended products and strategies to manage plantar fasciitis pain especially in hypermobile bodies
May is EDS & HSD awareness month, so here are a few resources to learn more, get involved, and share with others.
Recommended products and strategies to relieve neck pain, especially in hypermobile bodies.