Archive for the ‘Support Product’ Category
Posted on September 24, 2012
Most EDSers have problems using a computer. If we work at a desk, our elbows are resting on firm plastic armrests or on a hard desk surface. Either way, we’re placing pressure on the point of our elbow for prolonged periods of time. This leaves us prone to joint pain or elbow bursitis, a painful […]
Posted on June 12, 2012
Sometimes when I am in pain with EDS, I need to sleep on my side. In the past this has been very difficult because I toss and turn until I get the blanket correctly positioned between my knees. This drives me nuts, and I end up moving around in bed to try to get comfortable. Most of […]
Posted on June 10, 2012
Having EDS … it is often very difficult to get comfortable. I find that this multi-postition back support system helps me rest and sleep. I can use it on the floor or in bed. I can position the wedges the way I want them and get support where I need it. This set is made up of three […]
Posted on June 8, 2012
With EDS, we all have those painful situations. When I am in pain, I like to have options. One of the most effective, natural methods for relieving pain is a hot or cold pack. Some packs are designed for heat, and others can be used for cold. The latest hot and cold therapy packs an be used for both. […]
Posted on June 7, 2012
Many EDSers are having problems with their knees. We need that extra support, particularly when we are walking or standing for long periods. It is important that we stabilize the knee joint properly. Some EDSers need support all the time; others may need it only when they leave the home, take walks, travel or […]
Posted on June 5, 2012
Wrist instability is a very common problem for EDSers. I need support while I’m using my computer or driving long distances. Stabilizing my wrist can prevent dislocations from lifting or carrying items. Bracing reduces pressure on my wrist when I experience “torque” – a result of sideways or twisting movements. Keeping my wrist in a straight and still […]
Posted on June 1, 2012
An ordinary horizontal mouse requires your forearm to twist away from its natural position. This can create more problems for unstable joints like mine. EDSers do better with a grip that is the same as an ordinary mouse, just turned sideways into a handshake position. I got used to the Handshake Mouse very quickly. This Vertical Mouse […]
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