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What is EDS, Rare Connective Tissue Disorder, New Zealand Women Was Accused of Faking Symptoms For?

What is EDS, Rare Connective Tissue Disorder, New Zealand Women Was Accused of Faking Symptoms For?

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Stephanie Aston dies from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) after doctor accused her of faking her symptoms

Stephanie Aston dies from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) after doctor accused her of faking her symptoms
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Woman, 33, dies after doctors told her illness was all in her head

New Zealand woman Stephanie Aston sadly lost her long and public battle with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome after being told by a doctor that her illness was “all in her head.”

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What Is EDS? Woman Dies From Invisible Disease After Being Accused Of Faking Illness

EDS is considered an "invisible disease" as patients most often appear healthy, despite suffering from excruciating fatigue and pain.

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33-year-old woman dies from rare disorder Doctors had told her it was all in her head

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, with its 13 distinct variants, attacks the body s connective tissue, earning it the moniker of an invisible disease.

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