
Sharing our stories with vascular and aortic connective tissue conditions
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsMedicineHealth & FitnessSociety & Culture | |||

Today we’re going to talk with Paul Korotish, who was just diagnosed with VEDS last year after an iliac artery rupture.
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2017 International Classification of Ehlers-Danlos syndromes: onlinelibrary.wiley.... more
Today we’re going to talk with Dr. David Murdock, a clinical geneticist at the University of Texas Health Science Center who is doing research in connective tissue conditions, including VEDS, Marfan, and Loeys-Dietz.
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In this episode, we’re going to talk with Mike Osuna and Jeanette Garcia-Osuna about their son, Lucas’s, story with Loeys-Dietz syndrome, type 2. Lucas died at the age of 15 from an aortic dissection and Loeys-Dietz, which he was diagnosed with in au... more
In this episode, we’re going to reconnect with Grace Barnhart, who was on the show a couple years ago sharing her personal story and caregiver story with Marfan syndrome. Grace is coming back on the show to talk about how her emotional experience wit... more
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I just started binging this podcast after sending in a sample for DNA test for vEDS. I’ve suspected a connective tissue disorder ever since for ever but especially after researching the cause of a bilateral vertebral artery dissection after… existing? No bungee cord jumping, no football, no car accident, just minding my own business.
Doctors said no, you don’t have Marfan’s. Yup, this is true. I finally found doctors who agreed with me and noted there are EDS subtypes and I have many of the sig... more
The best and most informative podcast on vEDS. Incredible for anyone with the condition or related to someone who has it. Katie and her podcast are a gift to anyone dealing with vascular ehlers danlos syndrome.
Love Katie’s passion behind this podcast and love how she is giving people with veds a platform to tell and share their story!
This podcast provides a fascinating and informative window into a rare condition and its many serious issues. For those going through the often long diagnostic odyssey, it’s probably the best resource available online. It is frank and unflinching, but also deeply hopeful. It should be required listening for doctors who treat VEDS patients.
I’ve been listening to Katie’s podcast since soon after it started, and it’s amazing! Her interviews with other people with vEDS around the world are so informative, whether you have vEDS, another type of EDS or are simply interested in learning more about this condition. Thanks Katie for all your hard work to spread awareness!
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The content focuses on personal narratives surrounding vascular and aortic connective tissue conditions, particularly Vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (vEDS) and Marfan syndrome. Episodes feature individuals sharing their journeys, including challenges faced due to their conditions, the impacts on family and personal health, and advocacy for awareness and education. Common themes include coping with chronic illness, navigating medical systems, and the emotional aspects of living with rare disorders. This series appears to provide support by fostering community engagement, promoting resilience, and raising awareness about often-overlooked health issues, making it a valuable resource for those affected by these conditions or their loved ones.
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