Real patients, in their own words — diagnosed at the root, returned to performance. From an Olympic rower to a 77-year-old knee, an avid guitarist’s thumbs to a mountaineer’s next climb.
Written story — Ehlers-Danlos“For years, my body had a tidy explanation pinned to it: too many things hurt to be real. When everything is failing at once, it is easier to call the patient anxious than to look. So they stopped looking. Rowan Paul looked.”
Lonnie Rae — patient, and the person who built this site READ HER STORY ›Years of back pain, finally traced to the hip. After PRP, back to elite form.
Back to hiking the climbs he thought were behind him.
Age is not a diagnosis — lasting relief without surgery.
Back to the simple daily things that pain had taken.
Torn thumb tendons repaired — back to playing and paddling out.
Back on the court — surgery avoided.
A rectus femoris (quadriceps) tear treated with ultrasound-guided PRP.
Pain relief and improved function after regenerative injections.
A 49-year-old treated for hip pain with bone marrow concentrate — a check-in at seven months.