Dysautonomia Support Network (DSN), a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, relies 100% on the generosity of donors like you. Your donation will make a real difference.
Join us in this crucial fight!
Dysautonomia effects over 70 million individuals and is a complex group of disorders that disrupt the autonomic nervous system, leading to a variety of debilitating symptoms that can significantly impact daily life making it difficult to access proper care, resources, and support.
By contributing to DSN, you will help us provide:
Educational Resources: Informative materials for patients and families to better understand dysautonomia, its impact, how to navigate the disorder and connect to proper care.
Support Programs: Workshops and support groups where individuals connect, share experiences, and find community.
Together, we can improve the lives of those affected by dysautonomia. Every dollar counts, and no contribution is too small.
Donate today and help make a difference!
TESTIMONIALS
"DSN provided invaluable tools for me to use during my child's IEP meeting which gave me the confidence and information that I needed to best advocate for my child. The suggestions have made a huge difference for my child in the classroom and has given them the confidence to soar!"
- Alicia S.
"DSN's provider map helped me locate an amazing specialist in my area. Dysautonomia is frustrating on its own and finding doctors that can help is a daunting task. I am so appreciative of the provider map helping me through this rollercoaster ride."
- Elise R.
“I have used Handbooks, Handouts, and other resources on the DSN website; Support groups; YouTube videos; and (in the past) DSN conferences. It was great to earn a T-shirt and medal during the walk/swim/roll challenge, and I felt very accomplished finishing a 5K over a few days. Plus, I loved meeting up with people, like Brooke Barton O'Shea, at the DSN walk in Virginia.”
- Melissa G.
"I am relatively new to the group. So far, I've been helped by the reputable information with different Articles posted. It is helping me understand my condition better and is helping me feel like I'm not in this journey alone. I've appreciated having a resource( this group) that can provide resources to educate me and walk along with me. It's also helped me understand how diverse and complex Dysautonomia is."
- Stephanie J.
"I get a lot out of the support group meetings. From finding doctors to hearing other people speak, it really helps my perspective so thank you for everything you guys do."
- Julie H.
"I love the creatives club.It gives me an opportunity to express my thoughts and feelings about my illness in a creative way and share it with others who understand. It also gives me a chance to connect with others through our shared experience while reminding me that I am more that my diagnosis."
- Tara M.
"I am a professional who had to stop fulltime work due to disability. Volunteering with DSN allowed me to regain my professional confidence, test my capacity for work, and use my skills and talents in a meaningful way to give back to the community that gave me support when I was at my sickest."
- Ashley C.
"College club helped me so much. I had to fight a battle to get accommodations with my university & college club was a great help!"
- Izzi T.