Posts Tagged ‘Kids with Ehlers-Danlos’
Posted on November 29, 2021
Vascular Ehlers-Danlos condition is an inherited connective tissue problem that is brought about by deficiencies in a protein called collagen. It is viewed as the most extreme type of Ehlers-Danlos disorder (EDS). Common symptoms incorporate thin, transparent skin; bruising; specified facial appearance; and fragile arteries, muscles, and inside organs. Vascular EDS is generally caused by […]
Posted on March 30, 2015
The pressures from the school environment are difficult enough when a student is well. EDS students have more challenges than the average student,and need the cooperation of the school administration and teachers. By Jenny – Cheetahs In My Shoes “As both a parent of 2 children with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (or if it isn’t, something […]
Posted on January 12, 2013
Jordan is a brave young man. At nine years old he sees the need for giving to others, even while he is struggling himself with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. “Jordan Corvin, Saugerties boy brings joy to Columbia Memorial patients. Jordan suffers from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a disorder affecting connective tissues that causes acid reflux and seizures. He goes […]
Posted on January 9, 2013
What an incredible story of a 5 year old girl who got to come home from the hospital for Christmas. How difficult EDS can be to even the youngest of our community! Click picture for full article We welcome comments and Likes regarding this story
Posted on January 1, 2013
This video describes various cases of EDS and is a memorial to some who have passed away from this devastating disease. We welcome comments and Likes regarding this story Click Here for original site of video
Posted on August 21, 2012
We wrote about Em before the EDNF Learning Conference in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is a very brave young lady. Her mother tells us how she is doing. “But, my kid is pretty amazing. Growing up is challenging under the best of circumstances – adding to that mix complicates things exponentially. Em has had a rough […]
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