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Jared Griffin
Jared Griffin, CEO and Founder of Annabelles Challenge, shares his experience with getting his daughters diagnosis of Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (VEDS), and experience starting Annabelles Chal
Emily Ranta
Today we hear from a previous guest, Emily Ranta, who was on the show in 2018. In this episode, shell share her experience with a bowel perforation and how her life with VEDS has been since her last
Toni Harrison
Today we are gong to hear from Toni Harrison, who was initially diagnosed with hypermobile EDS. After an event, she received genetic testing that showed she actually has VEDS. In this episode, she is
Clare Stacey
Today we are gong to hear from a member of our community in the UK, Clare Stacey, who was diagnosed with VEDS following her mothers death when Clare was 14 years old. In the episode, she is going to
Trailer: Season 5
Clips from the upcoming season of Staying Connected, available on March 25 wherever you listen to podcasts. You can support this podcast by subscribing to my Patreon athttps://www.patreon.com/Translu
What Medical Professionals Should Know about VEDS
Over the last few seasons of Staying Connected, Ive asked some of our community members living with or caring for loved ones with Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (VEDS) what they think medical profes
Katy DeCoursey
Katy’s husband, Mike, and her son were diagnosed with VEDS in 2020. In this episode, Katy shares her perspective as a spouse and a mom of loved ones with this condition. These episode show notes will
Kelly Gann
In todays episode, were going to talk to Kelly Gann, who was diagnosed with VEDS in 2009, when she was in Physician Assistant (PA) school. Kelly shares how she coped with that diagnosis, how her lif
Tyler Farley
In todays episode, were going to talk to Tyler Farley, who was diagnosed with VEDS following a bowel perforation when he was 17. The VEDS diagnosis explained many things for Tyler, including the ear
Samantha Arche
In todays episode, were going to talk to Samantha Arche, who was diagnosed with VEDS following a uterine rupture during the delivery of her second child. Samantha was concerned that she might have V