Always my Brother: A Resource for Siblings of Children with PANS, PANDAS, Lyme, Bartonella, ASD, Autism regression and Autoimmune Encephalitis

Always my Brother: A Resource for Siblings of Children with PANS, PANDAS, Lyme, Bartonella, ASD, Autism regression and Autoimmune Encephalitisby Esther Lutchie

When a child becomes someone you don’t recognize, it’s scary for all those around them. When you watch them go from living a typical life of attending school, playing with friends and enjoying activities to becoming overwhelmed with debilitating psychiatric, cognitive and physical symptoms? These kids are suffering from an autoimmune disorder so woefully misunderstood and leaves thier siblings confused and overwhelmed. The healthy sibling may feel left out and alone. Sad and dejected thier imagination can take them on a ride. This book fosters communication about the illness and helps normalize what family life is like when dealing with this dreaded condition.

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Additional ASPIRE Sibling Resources

 
The Sibling Experience in PANS/PANDAS: Understanding the Challenges & Needs

Living with a sibling who has PANS/PANDAS can be overwhelming, unpredictable, and isolating. This resource explores the unique challenges siblings face and offers insights on how to better support them.

🔗 The Sibling Experience in PANS/PANDAS: Understanding the Challenges & Needs

Sibling Support

Growing up with a sibling who has PANS/PANDAS comes with unique challenges. From navigating unpredictable behaviors to feeling overlooked, many siblings struggle to find the support they need. This guide offers practical strategies to help families ensure siblings feel heard, supported, and included.

🔗 Sibling Support

Therapy for Siblings of Children with PANS/PANDAS

Siblings of children with PANS/PANDAS often carry emotional burdens that go unnoticed. Therapy can provide them with the tools to process their experiences, build resilience, and develop healthy coping strategies. Learn how therapy can support siblings and foster emotional well-being.

🔗 Therapy for Siblings of Children with PANS/PANDAS

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