Hypermobility Rehab: Working with Berrie

It makes me so happy to see all of the well wishes and messages of support that you have all sent in about Berrie.
There isnt a week goes by when someone doesnt message the page asking after young Berrie and how she is doing.
It has been a long hard road, but she is definitely getting there!
Berrie has had to learn to walk again, stabalise her joints, and we just avoided needing a feeding tube as she was choking on her food due to how lax her throat had become!
She had become so tierd and fogged that she even stopped talking!
However, shes eating, shes actually hungry now, she isnt choking on food, those joints are nice and stable, and best of all.. I cant get her to shut up lol
So for everyone who has asked, here is a great little update 🙂

[@SarahM-us7]

oh my, that's AMAZING, you re-learnt to walk, you are incredible!!!!

[@jacquiferguson5948]

Berrie you are inspirational! What a fantastic success 👏

[@tararogers4439]

Absolutely amazing Berrie & Emma ❤❤

[@tankgirllovesroos]

This is great to see and inspiring. Thank you. ❤️

[@DS-rd9qn]

Woooow that's amazing! Great job Berrie, if you can do that you can do anything!

[@kmdn1]

I just found your website and educational articles and videos- really interested! I am hypermobile in some joints and suffering from pain across my left pectoral muscle area from armpit to about 3/4 way to my sternum for 8 months now. Havent gotten any help or answers from all the doctors, imaging and PT. Unfortunately my career is a physically active one but since moving and doing my job aggravates the pain to the point that I cant work, I dont know how I'm going to continue making a living.
Anyway... I wanted to ask what condition caused Berrie's issues seen here? I dont want to be too nosy but it appears to be more than an ankle injury and general joint hypermobility? Something neurologic?

[@chrischappell9824]

Go getem girl. The world won't know what's hit it.