Understanding EDS and managing it”

[@NoLaStar27]

This was the most enlightening and helpful presentation I have ever watched in my life!!! It felt like it was created just for me. There is a 24-month long wait for an appointment with an EDS specialist and the information presented here gave me a place to start on my own, affirmed that the things I’m already doing to treat are the right things, and have solid information to present when I finally get my appointment. From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!!

[@vynedvyne59]

Many thanks for your generous🎉

[@marianneklaczynski9638]

Thank you Dr. Chopra. Grateful to hear that you mentioned Lipedema & Dercum's Disease.

[@beccaelise1453]

This is so great!!! I'd love to connect with you about CE trainings and EDS stuff as a fellow zebra and zebra parent! Not entirely sure how to do that via a KZbin comment. Thank you for your story and your love for your family and the work you're doing. I'm sharing this video with as many providers and patients and people as I can! I'm also working on putting together trainings in my town and making a program of duplicable training programs. Thanks for this work!! My name is Bex, by the way!

[@browndotflop]

Thank you! Holy crap - this is the best thing I’ve ever seen. I’ve never seen it explained this way. This is me & my hubs. So happy to know it has a name and I’m not lazy and crazy!! I can get better!!!

[@claudinehellmuth]

This was so informative. Thank you so much for doing this!

[@LadyPashta]

What's a concierge physician and how do I find one, please?

[@merylt6709]

Concierge physician is a physician who charges what can be thousands of dollars a year for first priority care. For those who can afford that kind of special attention. Most people with chronic illness are not in a great financial position and usual need that kind of attention but never get it. :-/ Creates another class division and another example of inequality.