EDS Inservice
Last Tuesday, was the Ehlers Danlos Inservice that the PT student who I have been working closely with put together for all of the other therapists. She had asked me to come to show the Beighton Scale (one of the ways I was diagnosed), and to help answer questions and provide information from a patient’s perspective. ?I was so proud of her~She put so much work into the presentation. It is always surprising to me how little is known about EDS in the medical world. This is why I was extremely THANKFUL to this student who took the time to educate the therapists, to help “make the invisible, visible,” and hopefully help other patients get to a proper diagnosis in a much more timely fashion than it took me.
The slides below are from her PowerPoint. Let me be clear~this is NOT my presentation. I did not put together these slides. The PT student did, and she was nice enough to share these and all of her other resources with me.