
Hi! We’re Luna and Shelli, also known as The Two Bendy Mommas. We talk about the lived experience of those affected by the inherited connective tissue disorders, and its intersection with neurodiversity, elevating marginalized and intersectional voices for our community. Please note: Hacking Hypermobility is produced in its entirety by three disabled women in various stages of life and parenting a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

We're baaaaaaack.
Buckle up, buttercups, this season opener is almost two hours long!
References:
EDS Society 2026 Global Learning Conference Information: www.ehlers-danlos.com/2026-global-learning-conference/
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Summary
It's our Third Birthday! Yay! Celebrate by taking a quick look back at some unseen footage from July 2022.
Later in the episode, Luna and Shelli continue their conversation with Dr. Tina Wang.
Keywords
hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos syndro... more
Summary
In this episode, Luna and Shelli interview Dr. Tina Wang, a leading expert in fascia and hypermobility disorders. They discuss the importance of fascia in the body, its role in conditions like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and the challenges faced... more
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Such a great combination of lived experience, advocacy and information sharing. Thanks for your great work!
This podcast is the best one sharing out lived experiences of patience with Ehlers-Danlos.
It’s worth every new 🦓 time to listen along and realize how special you are!
Thanks Shelli, Luna and Tiffany for bringing us this incredible labor of love. Your positive impact on the world has served so many others like me.
So happy to see you back 💕
Love this show, hosts & how they approach topics and guests.
Highly recommended
It was so nice to hear this. I thought so many of these things I struggled with were just me. I really appreciate the advice with doctors. I was getting so depressed about the doctor interactions I have had. Thanks for the encouragement to self advocate. I really needed that. very informational.
It was so nice to hear this. I thought so many of these things I struggled with were just me. I really appreciate the advice with doctors. I was getting so depressed about the doctor interactions I have had. Thanks for the encouragement to self advocate. I really needed that. very informational.
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Apple Podcasts | #129 |
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