Where are my fellow spoonies who also have to constantly sit anywhere and everywhere bc of tachycardia and symptoms from POTS (or other conditions? I didn’t have my mobility aid with me so to the floor I went with my service dog doing deep pressure therapy #PotsSyndrome #ServiceDogTeam #TrendingSounds #SpoonieLife #Potsie
Outfit:
Sweater @American Eagle
Leggings @lululemon
Shoes @adidas
For those dealing with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), everyday tasks can become challenging due to symptoms like tachycardia, dizziness, and fainting spells when standing too long. Many with POTS often find themselves needing to sit down suddenly and wherever possible to manage these symptoms safely. This can lead to a feeling of unpredictability and the need to plan carefully for outings. Deep pressure therapy, as mentioned in the post, is a recognized calming technique that some service dogs are trained to provide. Their presence and pressure can help reduce anxiety and improve stability during symptom flare-ups. Having a reliable service dog can be a vital support component for many Spoonies, offering both physical aid and emotional comfort. When mobility aids are not accessible, improvising with available resources—such as sitting on the floor—may become necessary, highlighting the importance of flexibility and preparedness. Communities like #SpoonieLife and #PotsSyndrome offer platforms for sharing these experiences and advice, fostering a supportive environment. Understanding appropriate outfits is also important; clothes that allow ease of movement and comfort, like leggings and sweaters, can help accommodate sudden positional changes. Brands such as Lululemon and American Eagle provide stylish yet functional options suitable for Spoonies managing chronic conditions. Most importantly, connecting with others who share these experiences promotes a sense of belonging, reduces feelings of isolation, and empowers individuals to advocate for their needs in public and social settings. Awareness and education about POTS and related symptoms enhance community understanding, making it easier for Spoonies to navigate daily life with dignity and support.






































































Sending spoons and love 💜🥄🧂