My symptoms from EDS have been progressively getting much worse since I turned 18. I am approaching my 20th birthday and I have started to realize how much I say no to doing things with friends and family to avoid the pain I will have to deal with afterwards. My psychologist brought up getting a wheelchair for bad days and super strenuous things, and I have never considered that until now. I just got diagnosed with cervical and thoracic arthritis and I deal with pretty bad shoulder pain. Has using a wheelchair worsened any of these things for anyone else? I want independence to do the things I want without having to suffer after, but I also don’t want to risk making my arthritis or shoulders worse.
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