Living with Connective Tissue Disease

This November 2025. It will be nearly 10 years since I acquired Connective Tissue / Myofascial Disease (Nov 2015).  To this day "the system" has refused to acknowledge the damage caused by Behavioral Health Malpractice and connivance that originated in Connecticut (2012),  despite continuing significant symptomology that is quite remarkable and undeniable. 
                  A short least of problems;  1).  Fascial spasms impacting entire all main Fascial Meridians, interconnected chains;  2). Sensor Signaling problems: Excessive tension, Muscle-inhibition body-wide also impacting kinetic-chains, fascial meridians, especially tissue responsible for supporting and stabilizing the pelvic and spine,  maintaining posture both standing and sitting;  failure to contract or maintain sufficient tension, contract then fail to release,  opposing muscle groups both in a over tension contracting at the same time results in tissue/muscle loss from Muscle-Inhibition.