Tag Archive: vEDS
The following notice is to bring you up to date on the interactions between Acer Therapeutics Inc. and the FDA to try to find a pathway to bring celiprolol to market in the US. The following is from a summary of the actions and recommendations recently released by Acer. Summary of statement On March 18, 2020, […] View page
The Ehlers-Danlos Society is delighted to launch the new vEDS ECHO: a program led by Dr. Sherene Shalhub dedicated to increasing awareness and education in all aspects of diagnosis and management of vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (vEDS). VEDS ECHO is a revolutionary program that seeks to support health professionals around the world in caring for patients […] View page
Myself and my husband have our beautiful daughter, Effie. At one month old Effie started to vomit and sleep all day: we took her to the GP and hospital 17 times within the first 3 months of her life. One morning, 3am Effie woke up screaming, she had a seizure and turned stiff: we called […] View page
Celiprolol and vEDS: facts, limitations and recommendations In the context of the recent press about celiprolol and the FDA announcement not to license Celiprolol in the US for use limited to treatment of people with vEDS, we thought that it was time to bring together the global vascular EDS community from within the consortium, to […] View page
November 8, 2017, was the beginning of my journey with vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. I label my event as an attack, because it was just that, but I survived the war this disease has started with me. My attack caused both of the arteries in my kidneys to dissect, along with a couple of aneuryms throughout […] View page
My story is truly one of heartbreak and pain. I recently lost my 14 year old son to aortic rupture caused by vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and that’s how I received my diagnosis. By this time I did already have two siblings diagnosed with vEDS, so we already knew there was a possibility of having it. […] View page
Vascular EDS is relentless. Sometimes it’s subtle, but mostly it isn’t. I am a surviving spouse – the love of my life had this relentless disease. During that time my dear husband’s body was attacked by an invisible enemy. There were major events, a spontaneously ruptured spleen, gastric aneurysm (where he was an early recipient […] View page
I’m 66 years old and have vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Anyone familiar with this EDS type understands how blessed I am as the median life expectancy is 48 years. My vEDS life began 22 years ago, although I didn’t know it at the time. On Christmas Eve in 1996 I began having abdominal pain around 6:00pm. […] View page
By Caleb H. In January of 2000, when I was 2-years-old I came down with an illness which, contrary to EDS, most of the world has enough familiarity with to despise: the unfortunately common, unpleasant, but benign wintertime stomach flu. And common, unpleasant, but benign is how it should have gone. But, ironically, this common […] View page
By Lynley W. Hi, I’m Lynley, and I have vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. I was born club-footed; my feet were almost completely turned around. Doctors told my parents that I would be in a wheelchair for all of my life. I am happy to say I am not in a wheelchair! I’ve had multiple surgeries and […] View page
