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hEDS is autosomal dominant. One parent can pass it on. Each child has about a 50% chance.
It can look mild at first. Just flexible. Always tired. Then stress, illness, pregnancy, or trauma hits and everything collapses.
It can look mild at first. Just flexible. Always tired. Then stress, illness, pregnancy, or trauma hits and everything collapses.
February 8, 2026 at 3:45 AM
hEDS is autosomal dominant. One parent can pass it on. Each child has about a 50% chance.
It can look mild at first. Just flexible. Always tired. Then stress, illness, pregnancy, or trauma hits and everything collapses.
It can look mild at first. Just flexible. Always tired. Then stress, illness, pregnancy, or trauma hits and everything collapses.
The Man Who Stayed and the Man Who Left
There are two versions of the same man living in my memory.
The man who stayed.
And the man who left.
The man who stayed stood beside my hospital bed. He held my hand in pre-op rooms and recovery rooms. He listened to doctors explain what was wrong with my
There are two versions of the same man living in my memory.
The man who stayed.
And the man who left.
The man who stayed stood beside my hospital bed. He held my hand in pre-op rooms and recovery rooms. He listened to doctors explain what was wrong with my
February 6, 2026 at 12:54 AM
The Man Who Stayed and the Man Who Left
There are two versions of the same man living in my memory.
The man who stayed.
And the man who left.
The man who stayed stood beside my hospital bed. He held my hand in pre-op rooms and recovery rooms. He listened to doctors explain what was wrong with my
There are two versions of the same man living in my memory.
The man who stayed.
And the man who left.
The man who stayed stood beside my hospital bed. He held my hand in pre-op rooms and recovery rooms. He listened to doctors explain what was wrong with my