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Want to see how your support makes a real impact? ✨ Take a look at some of the meaningful work The Ehlers-Danlos Society accomplished in 2025.

Join us in supporting this passionate nonprofit as they continue to improve access to diagnosis, advance treatment, and educate the medical community about EDS—a genetic condition that has long been overlooked. 🦓💜

We hope to see you all at our fundraising event tomorrow night! 🎶

You can still donate for up to a week after the event, whether you're able to attend or not. Every contribution—no matter the size—helps move this mission forward. 🙏✨

⬇️*Event and donation page links in the comments*⬇️

Watch How We're Making Change Happen, Together Because of you, 2025 was a year of progress for those living with Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) and hypermobility spectrum disorders (HSD), for those still s...

In another part of my life I’m a DJ because playing music brings me so much joy. 🎶🎧✨ Come help us celebrate a good cause if you’re in the Portland area on Wednesday, April 8th at Wonderlove. Even if you can’t attend we’ve also set up a fundraising page that can be donated to before and up to a week after the event. The Ehlers Danlos Society does so much to support our patient population! Let’s give them some love and support in return! 🦓💗👩🏿‍🦽‍➡️✨💃💸

Want to join us in supporting a good cause? The Give Back Portland is raising money for The Ehlers Danlos Society. 🦓 Your contribution will make an impact, whether you donate $5 or $500. Every little bit helps! 🤗✨

Why did we pick Ehlers-Danlos Society?
The Ehlers-Danlos Society is a global community of patients, caregivers, health care professionals & supporters dedicated to saving & improving the lives of those affected by the Ehlers-Danlos syndromes, hypermobility spectrum disorders & related conditions. They support collaborative research & education initiatives, awareness campaigns, advocacy, community-building & care for the EDS & HSD population. Their goals are world-wide awareness & a better quality of life for all who suffer from these conditions. Melody (AKA Miss Melodious) will be representing Sonic Sisterhood as part of The Give Back Portland coalition that night. She also personally understands the daily struggles of coping with this incurable genetic condition, as she has it herself. That is why it’s so important to support The Ehlers Danlos Society, as they are the driving force behind the majority of the fundraising, research, support, education and awareness for EDS & hypermobility spectrum disorders. While they are a global organization, they also support local Ehlers Danlos support groups and non-profits, like the Oregon Area Ehlers Danlos Society.

With that all said, we’d love to see you at our fundraising event on Wednesday, April 8th at Wonderlove from 8pm-12:30am if you’re able to make it! We have a great lineup of DJs who will be playing awesome tunes for you all evening! 🎶🎧💃 Melody’s husband, Jimmy and herself will be part of the lineup as well since this cause means so much to them! 🥰

LINEUP:
8-9pm: Jimmy Hagan
9-10pm: Rooster
10-11:15pm: Wiggles
11:15pm-12:30am: Miss Melodious

We accept donations at the door and provide QR codes for direct donations.
You can still donate before and after the event, regardless if you’re able to attend. Link in bio.

Thank you and hope to gain your support/see you at Wonderlove!!

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Happy Disability Pride Month!!

Disability Pride Month is held in July to align with the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, 1990. Disability Pride is a celebration of disability community, culture, and resilience, and our ongoing fight for civil rights and justice. The first official Pride event took place in 1990, and the first parade in 2004, though communities have been celebrating for much longer.

The Disability Pride flag was created by Anne Magill in 2019. The original version had saturated colors and a zigzag line, but it caused visual triggers for people when viewed online. With community input, Anne redesigned it. The new flag has muted colors and a straight horizontal line.

Everyone is included in Disability Pride Month! The color stripes represent different tyoes of disabilities:

Red - physical disabilities
Gold - neurodiversity
White - invisible disabilities and disabilities that haven’t yet been diagnosed
Blue - emotional and psychiatric disabilities, including mental illness, anxiety, and depression
Green - for sensory disabilities, including deafness, blindness, lack of smell, lack of taste, audio processing disorder, and all other sensory disabilities.

The faded black background represents mourning and rage for victims of ableist violence and abuse. The diagonal band cuts across the barriers that Disabled people experience in society and represents the creativity by which we move through the world.

Its so important to know our history and take pride in our communities. Whether you are disabled or not, we hope you’ll take some time this month to learn about disability culture, theory, and activism.

ID: the disability pride flag with text reading happy disability pride month! History and meaning of the disability pride flag. ~Repost from