(Hint: Replace “paramedic” with firefighter, police, first responders, or ER nurse. The antihero energy still fits.) They called us...

Episode 43: Operation Fly-Me-To-SC Greetings, hoomans and fur-iends! It’s me, Luna, your favorite tiny-but-mighty service dog with a PhD...

Ever wondered what happens when you mix mobility aids, luggage, a determined traveler (aka “broken” paramedic), and a Chihuahua—with a...

Let’s get one thing out of the way: If you see me stand up from my wheelchair and your jaw hits the floor like I just staged a...

Why This Mutant Mess Feels a Little Too Relatable I walked into Deadpool & Wolverine expecting chaos, sarcasm, and regenerating body...

…and no, that doesn’t mean I’m suicidal! There’s something many of us with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) feel but rarely say out loud:...

For years, I was told that my symptoms were either unrelated, psychosomatic, or just bad luck. When genetic testing finally revealed that...

I often share personal moments of frustration—not because I’m looking for sympathy, but because I’ve lived long enough in a broken...

The past couple of days, I experienced one of the worst episodes I’ve had in a long time. The pain from my cranio-cervical instability...

If you’ve ever struggled to get an official diagnosis for hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), you’re not alone. Patients often...

Living with chronic pain—whether from a rare disease, an injury, or an invisible illness—can take a serious toll. It doesn’t just affect...

Chronic pain is often seen as a purely physical condition, but research shows that psychological and social factors play a critical role...

There are laws in place to protect people from having to disclose their medical conditions. They exist for a reason—to prevent bias,...

For individuals living with chronic pain, finding effective relief can feel like navigating an endless maze of treatments with little...

Living with a rare disease is a unique journey, often marked by physical, emotional, and social challenges. For many of us, the pressure...

For four weeks, I dealt with relentless nosebleeds—bad ones every other day. Yet, I avoided the doctor. Why? Because living with...

Living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) often means navigating the challenges of joint hypermobility, chronic pain, and fatigue....

The ZebraMedic’s Holiday Adventure ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the savanna, not a creature was stirring—except for...

Introduction Proprioception, the body's ability to sense its position and movement in space, is a fundamental component of human motor...

Emotional and Psychological Challenges Living with EDS can lead to feelings of frustration, isolation, and anxiety. The chronic pain and...