This episode of the POTScast was recorded before our in-person 5K/2K event to raise funds for POTS research grants. POTS patients and their loved ones spoke with us to give an authentic glimpse of the ups and downs of living with a chronic illness like POTS. We are proud to serve this community, and touched by their stories. Special thanks to our presenting sponsors, Normalyte, Thrivent, and Mike & Anne Patenaude. Thanks to our generous donors and participants in these events and other fundraising throughout the year, Standing Up to POTS has funded over $750,000 in research to help today's suffering POTS patients. You can read more about our funded studies at https://www.standinguptopots.org/research-fund/funded-research-studies
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