3.5 Help, I'm Alive: D is for Dysplasia
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3.5 Help, I'm Alive: D is for Dysplasia
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If you are able, Shelli recommends watching this episode
Summary
In this episode, Luna discusses a groundbreaking study linking joint hypermobility and anxiety, highlighting the neurological underpinnings of these conditions.
Shelli discusses aEDS, hip dysplasia, and shares more candid content from sessions with her physical therapist.
Keywords
hypermobility, anxiety, medical gaslighting, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, dysplasia, neurological research, chronic pain, personal experiences, recovery, support
References
Kamboureli, Christina Niki; Rae, Charlotte; Gould Van Praag, Cassandra; Harrison, Neil A; Garfinkel, Sarah N; Critchley, Hugo; et al. (2025). Neural processes linking joint hypermobility and anxiety: key roles for the amygdala and insular cortex. University of Sussex. Journal contribution.
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