In this episode we check in on Maddie from episode 83, and hear how she is doing, including how she regained the ability to walk again! You can read the transcript for this episode here: https://tinyu

Sometimes we have to laugh so we don't cry. In this episode, cartoonists and married couple Mike and Jill Brook describe what made them create DoodleThru.com, how it helped them cope, and remark at

Dr. Theoharides is among the world's top mast cell researchers and speaks with Dr. Dempsey about his recent article reviewing how mast cells may drive dysautonomia and vice verse. They also cover a r

In this episode we meet Allie, a student at Purdue University who, since getting POTS, has started introducing herself to one new stranger per day. How cool is that?!If you liked this episode, we h

Dr. Leticia Soares is a research biologist who, before COVID, focused on infectious disease in birds. Now she serves on the leadership team ofthe Patient-Led Research Collective,conducting and publ

Dr. Dempsey answers questions about MCAS and depression/anxiety/fatigue/brain fog; physical triggers; Kounis Syndrome; whether it's worth it to allow "small" flares in the name of pizza or other small

Arianna was an athlete until POTS and has now developed a large following as a social media influencer. She's sharing her POTS journey with her audience, too! You can follow her here on TikTok or f

Dr. David Kaufman is renowned for working with the most complex patients and for his podcast on Patreon, Unraveled: Understanding Medical Complexity. He and Dr. Dempsey discuss the role of MCAS in M

Jolie was first featured in episode 160, and she's back to talk about how she's doing, how she successfully manages her POTS, and some big news: She was chosen to be Miss Chattanooga, TN! In this ro

Meet Kelley from Maryland, a driven student who loves to read, plays the guitar and has plans to pursue neuroscience so she can study the intersection between the brain, one's mindset and POTS.You ca