Sandy is a physical therapist assistant, wife, and mother who developed POTS after a mono infection when she was 40. Despite the love and support of her family, she continues to struggle with managing her symptoms and is actively seeking treatment at Johns Hopkins. We hope that you will enjoy her story!
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