Hello,

My name is Carolyn Bryan and I am a Ehlers Danlos patient hypermobility type (heds). 

I have been suffering with debilitating symptoms (see below) and I strong reason to believe these symptoms are related to cspine instability and compression of the vagus nerve.  I am seeing my 3rd neurologist and present with the following symptoms:

MCAS
ANXIETY
GASTROINTESTINAL DISTURBANCES 
POTS
      -fluctuating BP, dizziness, severe brain fog, 
       breathing disturbances with an increase of           
        Anxiety 
TREMORS (PREVALENT DURING PHYSICAL THERAPY OF THE CSPINE; WHEN A FOOD SENSITIVITY IS ENCOUNTERED (I BELIEVE THIS HAD TO DO WITH MCAS GENERATED BY LEAKY GUT) ALSO DURING MENSTRUATION (I BELIEVE THE RELEASE OF RELAXIN)). 
Hyperreflexia 
Hypermobility 
PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY WITH NO LOSS IN NERVE FUNCTION
SUDDEN LEG WEAKNESS AND COLLAPSE WITH SIGNIFICANT LOSS OF STRENGTH ON MY LEFT SIDE.
PAIN PRESSURE BEHIND THE LEFT EYE DURING "ATTACKS" which result in left gait DISTURBANCES, extreme pain, and disruption of my gastrointestinal and autonomic system.
SYMPTOMS ARE PREVALENT ON LEFT SIDE OF MY BODY

I AM ON MY 3RD NEUROLOGIST AND TESTS ARE NOT PROVING FRUITFUL EXCEPT FOR A SLIGHT DISTURBANCE IN MY THORACIC SPINE, EVIDENCE OF INFLAMMATORY DISTURBANCES IN MY BODY.

I have sought a known EDS specialist outside of my insurance network  a DR. FAGAN out of Aspen Geriatrics as it has been difficult to find many well rounded knowledgeable physicians of my condition..After ruling out neck instability, pointed me in the direction of potential cspine instability.  I have been doing much extensive individualized research and have pinpointed this therapy as extremely relevant to my situation as symptoms are irrevocably significant and I believe this therapy can potentially give me my life back..