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Mortuary Report - Interesting EDS Tumblr
Jan. 18th, 2016 05:37 pmMortuary Report
Stumbled across this last night, I don't remember quite how - oh, yes I do, it was her post about #Accessfail while trying to see Star Wars on the opening night, and the writing is gorgeous, with some great photography along the way. Definitely worth a look for the EDS types and other assorted bendies and spoonies.
The name is possibly a little off-putting, and if you dig back a few months in the archives it does talk about her being a mortician, but even the writing there is just as beautiful. And since she's now moved on it's segued from its original intent. It's now more about living with EDS-H in San Francisco, with a side order of footnotes from selling legal cannabis. Love the idea of the #HospitalGlam selfies.
And the improvised body-hack solution to a tachycardia episode in one posting (courtesy of her vet boyfriend) is just genius - use ice water to trigger the brachycardia reflex to cancel it out. Obviously there are better ways to handle it given the right medical support, but as improvised first aid.....
Stumbled across this last night, I don't remember quite how - oh, yes I do, it was her post about #Accessfail while trying to see Star Wars on the opening night, and the writing is gorgeous, with some great photography along the way. Definitely worth a look for the EDS types and other assorted bendies and spoonies.
The name is possibly a little off-putting, and if you dig back a few months in the archives it does talk about her being a mortician, but even the writing there is just as beautiful. And since she's now moved on it's segued from its original intent. It's now more about living with EDS-H in San Francisco, with a side order of footnotes from selling legal cannabis. Love the idea of the #HospitalGlam selfies.
And the improvised body-hack solution to a tachycardia episode in one posting (courtesy of her vet boyfriend) is just genius - use ice water to trigger the brachycardia reflex to cancel it out. Obviously there are better ways to handle it given the right medical support, but as improvised first aid.....
