ABOUT THIS EPISODE
**** October Dysautonomia Awareness Month ****
So what's changed two months into treatment?
As a nurse and patient, I'm going head to toe through my body. I'll share the progress I'm proud of, the challenges I'm still facing, and the symptoms that come back just when I think they're gone.
You'll also hear why I stopped asking "why?" and started asking "what helps?" Plus one simple tip for anyone living with an invisible illness.
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