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We Are Visible – Trailers
Many of the people who know me well would tell you that I am not a person that can do ”short.” I like to talk a lot, prefer to write long articles - the more words, the better, and love to involve more than one person in order to show a…
”Nothing about us without us!” – Producing ’We Are Visible’
My film We Are Visible, a feature-length documentary about people living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome all around the globe, is in its final production phase, and it would be the time to release a trailer now.
However, putting together…
Ehlers-Danlos documentary: Meet the people involved
We Are Visible is a documentary film about people all around the world living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Today, I invite you to meet the main contributors of my film.
Ashley & Sophia
Ashley
Ashley is a mom of two, and they…
Behind the Scenes: Meet the Filmmaker
We Are Visible is a documentary film about people all around the world living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS).
Furthermore, it also involves a filmmaker that has EDS herself and therefore knows exactly what living with this invisible…
We Are Visible – Meet Jojo
We Are Visible is a feature-length documentary film about people all around the world living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Today, I invite you to get a look at one of the incredible humans in this film: Jojo.
Jojo is a mom of five children.…
Coming soon: Documentary film about the Ehlers-Danlos syndromes
The Ehlers-Danlos syndromes are a group of rare connective tissue disorders that can affect every part of the body.
We Are Visible wants to show the full picture of the condition including the complex presentation of symptoms, to the complications…
German Podcast: Aches, Pains & Smiles
Aches, Pains & Smiles is journalist Karina Sturm’s German podcast where she speaks with people with varying chronic illnesses and disabilities to raise awareness for our differences but also similarities and to eradicate stereotypes around…
30 doctors have been wrong for 12 years: The medical odyssey of Denise B.
Denise lived with excruciating pain. Her skin was covered in hematomas and no doctor could help her. It was twelve years later, when the surprising diagnosis was revealed, and it came close to salvation.
Early in Denise’s life doctors…