Jess: Hypermobile EDS
We love the fact that we literally get to work with people all around the world, and the only thing that beats that is when
24 January 2023
We have helped create some of the most fantastic Fibromyalgia recovery stories and success stories over the last few decades. Below you can find a small sample of our amazing Fibromyalgia clients, along with some amazing Hypermobility rehab success stories.
After being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia by one of the UK’s top rheumatologists, 51-year-old Debs spent nearly 8 years in chronic pain along with crushing fatigue. Debs had spent almost a decade in pain and things were only getting worse for her. She had resorted to using a crutch as her mobility was slowly fading away, she was spending more and more time in the house, and her social life became non existent. The less Debs did, the worse she felt, but doing more just sent her into a flare up, and Debs eventually paced her self into a box that she thought she would never get out of. Read More In October 2017, as Deb’s grandchildren were growing up fast and faster, she had enough of missing out and sitting on the sidelines. Debs started her programme with us with the goal to be recovered from Fibromyalgia by Christmas and to be able to sit on the floor and play with her grandchildren. Debs did indeed make a full recovery from fibromyalgia, not a remission, a full recovery, and her fibromyalgia recovery is one of our favourite stories to date. After her recovery, Deb was able to hold her grandchildren without pain and her world slowly opened back up. Free of pain, Debs even decided to take on the mammoth task of opening her own business after her Fibromyalgia recovery. Deb’s recovery story still remains one of our favourite success stories to date. Three years on from her recovery, we had the chance to catch up with Debs at the business she started all those years ago, and had the opportunity to see how Debs was living her life now that it wasn’t limited by chronic pain. Fibromyalgia recovery stories like Deborah’s often gain media attention and hers was featured in her local newspaper, which you can read here.As her pain started to spread into previously unpainful areas of her body, Debs described Fibromyalgia as robbing her of being able to care for and play with her grandchildren. This utterly broke Debs, as she couldn’t even pick them up to cuddle or even sit them on her lap.
After being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia by one of the UK’s top rheumatologists, 51-year-old Debs spent nearly 8 years in chronic pain along with crushing fatigue. Debs had spent almost a decade in pain and things were only getting worse for her. She had resorted to using a crutch as her mobility was slowly fading away, she was spending more and more time in the house, and her social life became non existent. The less Debs did, the worse she felt, but doing more just sent her into a flare up, and Debs eventually paced her self into a box that she thought she would never get out of. Read More In October 2017, as Deb’s grandchildren were growing up fast and faster, she had enough of missing out and sitting on the sidelines. Debs started her programme with us with the goal to be recovered from Fibromyalgia by Christmas and to be able to sit on the floor and play with her grandchildren. Debs did indeed make a full recovery from fibromyalgia, not a remission, a full recovery, and her fibromyalgia recovery is one of our favourite stories to date. After her recovery, Deb was able to hold her grandchildren without pain and her world slowly opened back up. Free of pain, Debs even decided to take on the mammoth task of opening her own business after her Fibromyalgia recovery. Deb’s recovery story still remains one of our favourite success stories to date. Three years on from her recovery, we had the chance to catch up with Debs at the business she started all those years ago, and had the opportunity to see how Debs was living her life now that it wasn’t limited by chronic pain. Fibromyalgia recovery stories like Deborah’s often gain media attention and hers was featured in her local newspaper, which you can read here.As her pain started to spread into previously unpainful areas of her body, Debs described Fibromyalgia as robbing her of being able to care for and play with her grandchildren. This utterly broke Debs, as she couldn’t even pick them up to cuddle or even sit them on her lap.
We love the fact that we literally get to work with people all around the world, and the only thing that beats that is when
Annemarie’s history:“In 2007, after going through a really stressful time in my life and whilst also suffering from a severe infection, I started to feel
Catherine: I contracted glandular fever in 2017 after a very busy and stressful time in my life. Prior to this, I was very active, happy
Eilidh: The first photo was taken this time last year when I was in the darkest place I’ve ever been in. My body had completely given up
The only reason Marie even knew who we were, was because she was selling her truck to the guys next door to our studio. Marie had
After a freak accident in 2014, involving a blow to the head, Lisa slowly began to find pain spreading from her head and neck was
Jane: “When I found out about Adam and The Fibro Guy I had been struggling with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome for 23 years. It had started
Hedda: “ I was sick from the age of 9, battling with pain, dislocations and subluxations on a daily basis. I had pain in my wrists,
Angela had suffered from subluxations due to hypermobility and EDS for many years, She found that the most simplest of tasks would leave her fatigued,
An MRI scan revealed an awkward fall in December 2016 triggered a brain condition called Chiari malformation in young Courtney: a condition in which brain
When we first opened up the programme online, Steven in Thailand was hot on the case and became one of our first 1:1 online clients.
Rebecca:“A year ago, last October, I was experiencing pain across my body and unremitting fatigue. People at work would comment how awful I looked- I
When Kirsty cousin had finshed her hypermobility rehab with us, Kirsty was next in line. Suffering from subluxations and dislocation for many years, seeing her
Pain is complex, and Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome is in our opinion one of the harder pain conditions to work with. However, over the years
When I first met David he was in constant pain, on medication that didn’t do much to improve his pain, and his life had been
Nicola: “I can’t remember when I started suffering with headaches and fatigue but it’s definitely been most of my adult life. I was backwards and
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