The POTScast9 Aug 2025

Bria from Wales, a professional patient rights advocate

Bria started having symptoms in college, as an art and theater major, and told her doctor she suspected POTS. It still took her 8 more years to get a formal diagnosis. Bria is still looking for better solutions and answers (using ChatGPT), constantly experimenting and also working on acceptance.

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