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Sometimes I have something to say, and here is where I say it. Lots of talk about disability, Ehlers Danlos syndrome, general geekiness, family and friends, and whatever shiny captures my attention at the moment.
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Hello world!1 year ago
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Not BADD1 year ago
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My PSW3 years ago
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What Happens When the Stock Market Crashes?3 years ago
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BUZZ OVER TO MY NEW HIVE!5 years ago
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37 - A review of the year.6 years ago
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Nursing A Grievance10 years ago
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Ironside III: Criminal Minds, Luther11 years ago
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News: The Olympic Torch in Ashbourne12 years ago
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Say That Again To My Face12 years ago
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New news12 years ago
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Health care and non-compete agreements12 years ago
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Hello world13 years ago
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breathe.13 years ago
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no laugh track on this one15 years ago
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Wow it's been a long time!15 years ago
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State of the Migraine Nation15 years ago
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Happy New Year!15 years ago
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Cat inna box15 years ago
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19 years later and where are we?15 years ago
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2 comments:
HI,
You left a comment on Autism Diva blog. I just wanted to say that I have a form of EDS (pretty much symptom free, not totally) and my child on the Autism Spectrum does, too. I have found lots of people with Asperger's/Autism who also have symptoms of EDS.
A friend got a researcher to look at one gene associated with EDS to see if it is also associated with autism, but apparently that one gene didn't turn out to link to autism, but EDS is caused by more than one gene, and I don't know which one the researcher looked at. I hear that they are going to publish the results but haven't yet.
I really think there is a connection between EDS and some forms of autism.
It makes perfect sense to me. I've seen in several austism blogs references to hypermobility, and autistic traits aren't exactly scarce among edsers.
I'd love to know more about whatever linkages have been found or suspected so far.
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