Ehlers Danlos Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Make sure everyone knows you're hot (and also in pain)

When You Have To Cancel Plans Again A Spoonie Life Story. I use to travel and take pictures before Ehlers Danlos, Fibromyalgia, and the general spoonie life made me more bedbound. Now I take my old travel photos and put funny captions on them about the chronic illness life.

My original Nope Not Today Zebra design has a digitally hand painted sleeping zebra and bold serif style font. Perfect for Zebra lovers and people with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome!

Make sure everyone knows you're hot (and also in pain)

Be the envy of all your spoonie friends with this awesome design based on the Straight Outta graphic style. Features bold lettering that will have those pesky disabilities running for cover!

Make sure everyone knows you're hot (and also in pain)

Spoonie Book Club

Not all disabilities are visible Blue

EDS sufferers show how you aren't going to let Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome win you are a warrior. This invisible illness may make your days harder but you are stronger than the disease.

EDS sufferers show how you aren't going to let Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome win you are a warrior. This invisible illness may make your days harder but you are stronger than the disease.

"Jesus & POTS Keeps Me Salty" Tattoo gothic style design for those warriors battling POTS Syndrome. It's a reminder of the strength found in faith and resilience.

This sticker is an honor of all the neurospicy spoonie girls that struggle with depression and suicidal thoughts. You are not alone.

This design is my first ode to infusion day! It features a graphic illustration of a bag of saline and bubbly hand-lettered text.

Cottagecore Protect Your Energy

Neurospicy Spoonie Witch Transparent

My illness is invisible, not imaginary

Your Body Deserves Rest

Neurospicy Spoonie Girl Third Eye Intuition

Neurospicy Spoonie Witch*

My original design is a digital artwork of a zebra kicking a lion with text that reads "Give 'em the ol' RazzleDazzle." This unique and fun design is perfect for wildlife lovers, animal lovers, people with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome or other rare invisible disabilities or disorders.

Stay Cozy Cottage

Healing is Not Linear

Rest Does not Have to be Earned

When you lose, do not lose the lesson. Dalai Lama Some personal information, I have been trying the Muldowney Method for Ehlers Danlos. This is some intense physical therapy for someone whose connective tissue can best be described as used post it glue. There are many steps in this program and I had fallen so far back I was starting at getting ready for step one. Again. I lost. I pick myself up after some figurative foot stamping and start again this time knowing how each exercise is supposed to feel. Even starting over I was able to begin with more knowledge than before. What have you had to start over? What lessons did you bring with you? Tweet your comments with #invisiblenotbroken

This chronic illness awareness design features a hand drawn zebra and the words Don't ask any more of me, I showed up.

Invisible illness club

In some medical schools students are told "if you hear hoofbeats don't look for zebras", meaning don't go looking for rare illnesses or diseases. Well, for those of us who do have a rare condition, like Ehler Danlos Syndrome, that doesn't work. And so the zebra has become a symbol for EDS and other rare illnesses. Represent your disability while poking a bit of fun at the doctors who were too busy searching for horses they missed the stripes.

Almost everyone with an invisible illness knows the pain of people not believing it's real, and this design was made to poke fun at those doubters. Compete with zebra stripes, since zebras are used as a symbol for Ehler Danlos Syndrome, and rare illness

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/invisible-not-broken/id1272292605?mt=2 Invisible Illness Podcast and Blog is for people who like a bit of irreverence with their invisible illness. I started Invisible Not Broken when my career as a San Francisco professional portrait photographer was cut short due to invisible illness. I had been sick most of my life and collected diagnoses like playing cards. I was wrongly diagnosed with MS, lupus, and nervous disorders until I became too disabled to keep my photography studio running. After many years I have been diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos, Fibromyalgia and POTS. In Invisible Not Broken I will be interviewing others like me who do not look sick at a passing glance. I will be interviewin...

I am disabled and since I have to live with chronic illness (POTS, Ehlers Danlos, and fibromyalgia) I get to make snarky sarcastic comments about it, and host a podcast Invisible Not Broken

Perfect for spoonies to show your support and help spread awareness about spoon theory and educate people about rare diseases, invisible disabilities, and chronic illnesses! Show off this design at support meetings, doctor visits, and for awareness months!

Pick up some Fight Like A Warrior merchandise for yourself or a warrior in your life!

Rainbow Zebra

EDS sufferers show how you aren't going to let Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome win you are a warrior. This invisible illness may make your days harder but you are stronger than the disease.

Invisible disability

This design features a stick figure struggling under the weight of a spoon. Spoonies start the day with a set number of spoons, losing one for each activity they do. Once out, they can no longer manage the simple activities of life.