Many people with POTS and other chronic invisible illnesses have been gaslighted by the medical community and friends/family. How do you handle it when people tell you that your illness is all in your head? Find out in this episode of The POTScast, featuring Katie Gorman-Ezell, Ph.D., a practicing clinical social worker and Assistant Professor of Social Work at Ohio Dominican University as well as a member of the SUTP Board of Directors.
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