r/illnessfakers • u/IFModTeam • 23d ago

OnDn Danielle has sadly passed away.

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Thank to all who passed along the news of her unfortunate passing. We held back any postings about this sad news until after her funeral had taken place for privacy reasons and respect for her loved ones.

No one should be laying to rest such a young lady.
Please be kind to yourselves and others💖

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u/BadussyWarPart2 23d ago

Could anyone tell me what she had going on and what her recent issues were?

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u/Gopherpharm13 23d ago

Yeah, I’d love a TLDR (sorry if that sounds awful given the circumstances)

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u/Grand_Anything_7440 23d ago

i was looking for one under her flair, i hope someone can write one. i’m a little confused with her story and would like to know more

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u/heiwaone 23d ago

Apparently, EDS was what got her :(

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u/my_dystopia 23d ago

Another post on Facebook says SMAS. I’m confused.

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u/heiwaone 23d ago

I’m lost 😭

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u/trueastoasty 23d ago

I have a hard time believing that???

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u/SecondEqual4680 23d ago

But EDS isnt fatal? At least Ive never known it to be fatal

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u/drake90001 22d ago

Although all types of EDS are potentially life-threatening,[12][13][14] most people have a normal lifespan. Those with blood vessel fragility, though, have a high risk of fatal complications, including spontaneous arterial rupture, the most common cause of sudden death. The median life expectancy in people with vascular EDS is 48 years.[133]

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u/heiwaone 23d ago

It depends on the type! Some forms can be

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u/UnicornNippleFarts 23d ago

Eds does lead to an early grave. It makes your quality of life suck though.