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A woman with short, brown hair films two children at a school. The kids sit on a seating bag and listen to a book. The boy is 6 years old and wears a headset, the girl is 5 year old and has long blond hair.
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Close-up of Karina Sturm's face. She is smiling, wears a neck brace and has a little flower clip in her short brown pixie cut hair. Her hair are blown around by the strong wind.

This is me, Karina – journalist, filmmaker, writer, and professional patient

I love the ocean, food (a lot) and, above all, writing, where I try to combine medical and scientific facts with human experiences. When I am not writing something, I am a professional patient, seeing my doctors concerning one of my chronic illnesses.

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  • Side view of a woman with short, brown hair holding a camera with a big microphone in front of her face and filming out to the ocean.Frank MarxComing soon: Documentary film about the Ehlers-Danlos s...3. April 2019 - 0:46
  • White letters on black background: You are faking itWe Are Visible – Trailers26. July 2019 - 18:07
  • Old FilmPixabayScreening Events ’We Are Visible’ – Ehlers-Danlos...30. August 2019 - 2:22
  • Caitlin Hernandez, a young woman with brown, straight, shoulder-long hair and brown eyes smilesFirsts – Episode 2: Caitlin Hernandez2. October 2018 - 2:29
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  • Cassandra, a woman with long, black hair is buying pharmacy productsTrust me, I'm SickWorking for Ability Magazine14. February 2020 - 23:07
  • Brandon stands outside his apartment with his fist in the air, making a serious face. His t-shirt has Chuck Norris, mid-kick. Chuck's speech bubble on the shirt says "Chuck Norris Always Lives Offensively!"Cheryl Green‘Who Am I To Stop It’ – Disability Film...28. January 2020 - 19:55
  • Karina, a woman with short black hair and a flower in her hair sits at a podium and answers questions for the audience.Karina SturmImpressions: We Are Visible at Chapman University in Orange,...18. January 2020 - 23:17
  • Lucas and Lotte, two young children, are in their classroom playing on a table. Lucas has blonde hair and wears a red "car" shirt, and Lotte has blonde, long hair bound to a ponytail and wears a white shirt.Karina SturmPress about ’We Are Visible’23. December 2019 - 20:40
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  • Hi Michal, I am happy to connect you. Please send me a...27. February 2020 - 0:20 by karinabutterfly
  • Hi Michelle, I‘m a mom of a son with h EDS, my second...26. February 2020 - 21:42 by Michal
  • Hi Michelle, I have answered your your question via e-mail...25. February 2020 - 22:42 by karinabutterfly
  • Hi there Karina. Both myself and my 11-year-old daughter...18. February 2020 - 20:44 by Michelle
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My German Blog

Cervical spine instability and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

We Are Visible - Official Film Site

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Work I admire

Belo Cipriani - blind journalist

Cheryl Green’s film ‘Who Am I To Stop It’

Jarrod Sport - Media Professional

Haben Girma - Disability Rights Lawyer & Speaker

Disability Visibility Project

Disability Rights & Eduction Fund

EDS Awareness

Columbia Journalism Review

Beth Haller - Professor, media & disability scholar

Raul Krauthausen - activist for inclusion

The Mighty

Patientworthy

I fucking love science

Strength/Flexibility/Health/EDS

The Malleable Mom

Journos From The Blog

Joanna York - Journalist

Fat Brestovca - Presenter, Journalist, Filmmaker

Discomfort Zone - A Podcast about Chronic Pain

Documentary Series ‘Trust me, I am sick’

Ability Magazine

Close-up face woman brown, short hair, big black glasses
The shackles that are my disease force me to keep looking down;
every day anew, I break these chains,
raise my head and make a step forward
 

– Karina Sturm – 
Journalist, Writer, Advocate
 

Chronic Illness & Disability 
 

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