So many chronic illnesses are recognized around the world, but I feel as if Dysautonomia POTS is left out the loop. I hope this spreads awareness on this illness and helps people learn more about it.

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An attempt to rap the mind around one of the largest questions we shall face. What is the purpose of all this?

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