How I write with POTS

I am following up my last post about how I write with a text about how I specifically get that writing done with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome. 🧂 It cannot be a straightforward answer. POTS can be completely disabling, a saboteur, just a mild inconvenience, or a thing no one even realises you have. In my five and a half years with it, I have watched myself slide between all categories like they are seasons with no order to them. I can see spring and winter in the same hour, and then I wont get anything else done until the disease is dealt with. And yet, it can’t always be dealt with! The tricks that worked last week won’t hit the sides and I’ll have to wait. I’ll have to be as sick as I am. I guess in this text about how I write with POTS, let me be clear that sometimes there’s no writing at all. I have more good days than bad at the moment, so I’m going to outline what a good day looks like. This is for the beloved people of the salt, because god, a lot of preparation and…