MOTHERS: Voices from a Silent Epidemic
Mothers AnonymousTrue stories of medical gaslighting and maternal courage—told by the mothers who lived them.
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WHY I’M A MOM DETECTIVE
Why do I spend my nights in mother forums suggesting mamas check for mold, look into Lyme, test for strep, read about PANS and autoimmune encephalitis?
Why do I haunt ODD, PDA, anxiety, burnout, and tic groups responding like I’m some unpa...
When the Light Starts to Hurt: A Mother’s Story About Hidden Brain Inflammation
Most moms don’t imagine they’ll become the ones pointing out patterns their doctor may not immediately see. Patterns that look behavioural on the surface, but don’t quite fit the box.
But I guess I’m that mom.
For many of us, the earliest...
The Five A’s: A Mother’s Survival List
The Universal Needs.
This is my lifeline.
It began as the classic Nonviolent Communication Needs list, and over time I folded in The Five A’s — including the two I felt were missing, Attention and Allowance. Together they form the list I...
The Epidemic Is This
“They’ll think you’re unhinged,” said my husband when I drafted a Facebook post with the hashtags #Lymegate, #moldgate, and “the schedule that shall not be named.”
Mentioning the health secretary or the angry mothers on the left, on the r...
When Friends Don’t Believe PANS
When Friends Don’t Believe PANS
Mothers of kids with PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) are used to being dismissed by doctors and schools. But no one warns you how painful it is when disbelief comes from friends—the...
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A place for parents walking through the fire of AE, PANS, and PANDAS and the gaslighting that too often follows. Your truth is welcome here. Follow along: @mothersanon on Facebook and X.
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