Central Texas families spreading the word about dysautonomia in hopes of finding help closer to home

Dysautonomia affects 70 million people worldwide. Central Texans affected by it say they can't find help near home and have to travel for treatment.

Published: 6:32 PM CST December 10, 2019

Updated: 6:31 PM CST December 10, 2019

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