Crocheting Through (Medical) History

Fibromyalgia, a chronic pain condition, plus an explanation of the Spoon Theory! Featuring: Me crochet a spoon. Follow my IG at a NEW handle: MariaMakesMakes

Hemophilia was first thought to be discovered in the 1800s with Queen Victoria and her family- but did it exist before then? Join me to talk about this bleeding disorder and how its understanding has progressed through the years! And (try) to crochet a red blood cell... Follow me on IG: MariaMakesMakes

Black Death aka the Black Plague aka the Plague: Regardless of what you call it, we are talking about it today! This disease took millions of lives in the fourteenth century and still affects a few thousands lives today. Come learn with me while I crochet a rat. Follow me on IG: MariaMakesMakes

Premature Ovarian Insufficiency aka Primary Ovarian Insufficiency aka Primary Ovarian Failure aka Premature Ovarian Failure is a condition in which the ovaries stop functioning as they should in women under 40. Join me to learn about POI while I crochet a uterus with ovaries! Follow me on Instagram: MariaMakesMakes

Hello hello! We are trying something new this week since I did not have time to research anything! Join me in reading the article "7 Unusual Ancient Medical Techniques" published on History.com to learn some yucky and/or funny things doctors would do to treat their patients. Follow me on IG: MariaMakesMakes

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome is a hereditary connective tissue disorder that goes back as far as 400 BC. Learn with me while I crochet a zebra-mouse-cat toy! Follow me on IG: MariaMakesMakes

Join me on my first episode where I am crocheting a Borrelia burgdorferi and talking about the history of Lyme disease! A topic close to my heart, but I tried to be as unbiased as I could. Come learn with me while I crochet a Borrelia burgdorferi spirochete bacteria! Follow me on IG: MariaMakesMakes