
Is This Pain Normal⊠or Am I Falling Apart?
Youâre Not BrokenâYour Body Just Needs a Different Approach. Discover gentle, science-backed strategies to move with confidence and ease with your Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Chronic Pain.
Living with Bad Glue?
In Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), the âglueâ that holds your body togetherâcollagenâdoesnât work as it should. Too stretchy. Too fragile. Too unpredictable. And that leads to real pain, fatigue, and confusion about whatâs happening in your body.
Living with EDS, hypermobility, or chronic pain can feel chaotic: You question every twinge. You brace against every step. You donât trust your body, and honestly⊠why would you?
But here's the truth: You can turn fear into safety. And safety helps reduce pain.
The Safe Pain Blueprint is a three-step guide to help you understand your pain, calm your nervous system, and start feeling safe in your body againâgently and on your terms.
If youâve been dismissed, undiagnosed, and told "itâs all in your headâŠâ
If youâve walked out of appointments more confused than when you walked in, and youâve googled symptoms at 2 a.m. and tried to explain pain that doesnât make sense to people who donât get itâŠ
If thatâs you...
Youâre not alone. And youâre in the right place.
Whether youâve just heard âEhlers-Danlos Syndromeâ for the first time or youâve been navigating chronic pain and hypermobility for years, this space was built with you in mind.
Here, we donât push quick fixes. We build body-trust.
We donât override your experience. We honor it.
Youâve learned to live in a body that doesnât follow the rules. Now, letâs help you live in that body â with more clarity, more calm, and more confidence than you thought possible.
Whatâs Inside the Safe Pain Blueprint?
Step 1: Understand the Real Roots of Pain
Learn why pain doesnât always mean damageâand how your brain and body interpret safety signals. Understand central sensitization, pain amplification, and how fear fuels flare-ups.
Step 2: Calm the Chaos
Gentle strategies to soothe your nervous system (without medication or complex routines). Learn how to reduce pain by reducing threatânot by âtoughing it out.â
Step 3: Build Trust, One Small Win at a Time
Create a sustainable plan based on clarity, pacing, and personal values. Discover how to move without fearâand finally feel safe in your body again.
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This 35-page, science-backed guide helps you:
Understand why your pain isnât âjust in your headâ
Calm your nervous system without overwhelm
Rebuild body trust through gentle, practical steps
What makes it different?
â Evidence-based using the biopsychosocial model
đ Empathetic to the emotional weight of chronic pain
đ Actionable with clear strategies you can actually follow
Walk away with clarity, control, and confidence â finally.
Guided by Expertise, Grounded in Empathy
Hi, Iâm Dr. Caroline Bazemoreâphysical therapist, learning experience designer, and someone who lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.
I know what itâs like to have bad glue: to be in pain, to feel dismissed, and to get advice that doesnât work for your body.
Thatâs what led me to study physical therapyâand what inspired me to create Bending Better.
This space is about calm, clarity, and learning to trust your body again.
No quick fixes. No pressure. Just science-backed tools and support that meet you where you are.
- Caroline

When Your Body Feels Unsafe, Everything Hurts More.
A new way to understand painâand finally feel calm again.
Chronic pain isnât just about joints and tissueâitâs about trust. When you live with EDS, hypermobility, or invisible illness, pain becomes unpredictable. You second-guess every sensation.
Youâre not being dramaticâyour nervous system is just on high alert. But hereâs the hopeful part:
Pain can change when your nervous system feels safe. You can go from chaos to clarity, one gentle step at a time.
The Safe Pain Blueprint is your three-step guide to:
Understand why your pain feels so overwhelming
Learn how fear and tension amplify pain
Build calm, confidence, and body trust againâwithout pushing or forcing