I also overcame SIJ pain, a back muscle strain, FAI in right hip, plantar fasciitis and heel spur on right foot, left knee meniscus, shoulder impingement in both shoulders, labral pain in left shoulder, neck sprain from failed backflip, numerous rib subluxations, golfers and tennis elbow in both elbows, chronic hamstring strain in left, chronic thanar pain (thumb), shin splints, Achilles pain in both Achilles, and a bunch of other more minor pains.

hEDS and this pain made me think: “You’ll never have kids, never get married. You’re too much of a burden. You’ll suffer your whole life.”

I have had reconstructive surgeries on both ankles, knees, and hips… bilateral tibial/fibular derotational osteotomies, b. femoral osteotomies, b. tibial tubercle osteotomies, and b. hip joint reconstruction. So yes I am more titanium than flesh at this point LOL

Doctors told me to stop lifting weights and I’d never be strong again due to my hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. I listened and only got sicker and weaker.

Luckily I found Whealth, I am lifting, climbing, working out, and am stronger than ever.

In 4 months of Whealth's Hypermobility Program, I've eliminated 10+ years of chronic aches and pains in various places I have never been able to solve.

I starting a career in nursing because I was passionate about helping others. I enjoyed working as a critical care nurse but I grew increasingly frustrated with our healthcare (sick care) system as a whole.

After navigating the medical system as a patient with and struggling to get the answers to my own health issue, I realized how many other people were struggling and being left without guidance.

I also overcame SIJ pain, a back muscle strain, FAI in right hip, plantar fasciitis and heel spur on right foot, left knee meniscus, shoulder impingement in both shoulders, labral pain in left shoulder, neck sprain from failed backflip, numerous rib subluxations, golfers and tennis elbow in both elbows, chronic hamstring strain in left, chronic thanar pain (thumb), shin splints, Achilles pain in both Achilles, and a bunch of other more minor pains.

I suffered from 3 disc herniations and severe sciatica and got diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome right before I started Whealth’s Limitless, Strength, and Hypermobility programs.

I went from feeling completely helpless and not wanting to exist to feeling empowered and SIGNIFICANTLY less pain. Andrew, Katie, and Whealth saved my life.

Hypermobility impacts an estimated 20% of the population. For some, it may only mean that they have an easier time achieving certain positions in dance or gymnastics, which might be a good thing. For others, it can result in severe disability. For many, they will fall somewhere in between. To make it even more confusing, it can fluctuate in severity even in the same person.

Whealth helped me eliminate pain from Scoliosis, Fibromyalgia and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder. Previously, I had spent over over a decade trying various medications and treatments, most of which made my symptoms worse (or left me in more pain).

The holistic and preventative tools you learn from the Whealth Team will help you take care of yourself to the best of your ability for life.

To anyone with hypermobility, I would highly recommend committing to Whealth. You will learn that you are strong and resilient and go further than you ever have with any other treatment. You will be supported by an excellent community, and you will improve your quality of life.

Whealth has been the best resource in overcoming my chronic pain. I feel that I have made more progress in learning to overcome this chronic pain over the last 4 months than in the prior 4 years combined.

Have you ever wondered how to test for hypermobility? Perhaps you are looking for an explanation for your joint pain, or want to understand how you’ve always been able to touch your toes easily despite never stretching. Hypermobility is a topic that is being discussed more frequently but there is still a massive lack of awareness surrounding it.

What is hypermobility spectrum disorder? Do you have it? What does it mean? What can you do about it? We will answer these questions alongside many more in this in-depth look at Hypermobility.

Have you struggled with chronic pain in your life? Unexplained injuries? Anxiety? Are you hypermobile? Could all of those things be connected?