Hypermobility does not always equal FLEXIBILITY! in Hypermobile Life
- Dec. 2, 2020, 3:55 a.m.
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This was a very important EDS related read.
Last updated December 20, 2020
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Mamie ⋅ December 02, 2020
true that.
music & dogs & wine ⋅ December 02, 2020
My friend has hyper-mobility and all she does is hurt herself more than the average person, lol.
AnOrangeZebra music & dogs & wine ⋅ December 02, 2020
Heh.. I am new with this diagnosis. I also feel like I breathe wrong and I end up hurting myself haha. But sooooo much more makes sense now.
music & dogs & wine AnOrangeZebra ⋅ December 02, 2020
Good! Glad you are getting some answers :)
❤️vee ⋅ December 02, 2020
I've been told that I'm hyperflexible but I'm certainly not hypermobile.
AnOrangeZebra ❤️vee ⋅ December 03, 2020
Yes, exactly. And I am the opposite. My muscles have all been locked down to protect the dumbassery thats been going on in my body. I liken it to like 3 cops trying to police a villiage of gang members LMAOOO