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A Deep Dive into hEDS/HSD, POTS, and MCAS — Why Three Conditions So Often Arrive Together, and What That Means for Care.

FLORA’S KISS BLOG A Deep Dive into How Autism, ADHD, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Overlap — and Why So Many People Live at the Centre of

FLORA’S KISS BLOG They Were Never Broken Why Autistic and ADHD Children Need Understanding and Accommodation — Not “Fixing” — to Grow Into Healthy, Happy

Finding Real Healing: Why Luke Hamood at Flex Physiotherapy Changed Everything I’ve been in and out of physiotherapy clinics since I was 15 years old,

Medical students are taught, “When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras” — look for the common explanation first. People with EDS are the zebras: the rare, overlooked answer that doctors were trained not to expect. The zebra has become the global symbol of the EDS community, a quiet reminder that sometimes the unusual answer is the correct one.

If you have spent your life being told you are “too sensitive,” “too much,” or that you simply need to “toughen up” — please know that your experience has a real, neurological basis. The research is clear: sensory processing differences are not a flaw in character. They are a difference in how the brain receives and makes sense of the world.

If you have recently received a diagnosis of ADHD, autism, or AuADHD — or if you are still somewhere on that long, winding road toward understanding yourself — first, please know this: you are not behind. You are not broken. And you are most certainly not alone.

The Story of Late Diagnosis in Women with ADHD, Autism, and AuADHD

Understanding a Profile the World Is Only Just Beginning to See

Gastrointestinal manifestations of EDS are common, complex, and frequently under-recognized. They range from mild discomfort to severe, life-altering symptoms that affect nutrition, autonomy, and emotional wellbeing. A comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach—rooted in empathy, clinical curiosity, and collaboration—can dramatically improve outcomes.

Autism and ADHD often co-occur, known as AuDHD. Both autism and ADHD have shared characteristics and overlapping traits. We need more research to know more about ADHD and autism and how they relate to each other.

If you are finding managing the stress of living with a diagnoses of ASD, ADHD, EDS, POTS or Chronic Illness or are a victim of trauma, loss and abuse or identify with LGBTQIA+ we highly recommend Jo. Again after years of searching and not finding appropriate let alone helpful psychological support we discovered Jo, she is a beautiful, kind, compassionate, generous, highly intelligent, highly trained and educated individual. We are truly blessed to have found her.