One of the hardest things to deal with as an athlete and a patient that suffers from a rare disease is to stop and listen to your body. As athletes, injuries are common and happen all the time, but it is when you need to stop and let your body recover that is the hardest. This can also be extremely frustrating as a person with hypoparathyroidism; we deal with things that the average person does not understand.
Topics: Exercise, HDR syndrome, Hypoparathyroidism, Training
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