From an anonymous PANS mom…. The details of our story are important, and yet not necessarily unique. There are too many families whose stories share the same refrain…just slightly different verses to the same song. After too many long, painful years suffering in silence, and medical and psychological professionals unable

I’m learning. I’m learning about marketing and advertising. I’m learning about how to say things as a “we” and not as an “I”. I’m learning that being open on my own personal social media platforms about my ideas about religion or my kids health, or my political affiliation can actually

While not all children with PANS and PANDAS need IVIG, the path for those who do can be nerve wracking and expensive. I’m a parent and not a medical doctor. This article is not to be construed as medical advice but rather topics to discuss with your doctor to help

Special Screening of My Kid Is Not Crazy to benefit PANS Research and Advocacy Initiative Help us spread the word! Download and print the flyer to share. The more doctors, educators, legislatures, families and mental health professionals that come see this movie, the closer we are to finding real solutions

When I first had my son 4 years ago I had the same fairytale picture of motherhood that most mother’s do. I pictured the playground, and the park. Watching his first play. The first time he got on the school bus. I never anticipated the food intolerances. The frequent infections.