POTS Lemonade Stand: Funding Hope & Research

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Proceeds from this lemonade stand fund POTS research and awareness for better treatments

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POTS Lemonade Stand: Funding Hope & Research

POTS Lemonade Stand: Funding Hope & Research

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$210 raised of 

7 donations
My name is Dominic Sulpizio and in September 2025, I was diagnosed with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) after a viral illness. Before my diagnosis, I was an extremely active person, and suddenly dealing with symptoms that affected my ability to exercise and go about everyday life was a major adjustment.

Through exercise, nutrition, and lifestyle modifications, I have been able to get my symptoms back under control and regain much of my quality of life. However, my experience showed me just how little many people know about POTS and how much more we still need to understand about this condition.

That’s why we’re holding this lemonade stand fundraiser!

100% of the proceeds will be donated to Dysautonomia International to support POTS research.

Our goal is to spread awareness, support research, and help advance our understanding of POTS so that one day we can have better treatments—and hopefully, a cure.

Whether you donate, grab a cup of lemonade, or simply share this fundraiser, thank you for helping us support the millions of people affected by POTS and other forms of dysautonomia.

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Dominic Sulpizio
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Warminster Township, PA
Dysautonomia International, Inc.
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