PANDAS/PANS Ontario – Interview with Founder, Kerry Henrikson

PANDAS/PANS Ontario – Interview with Founder, Kerry Henrikson

I am grateful for every one of you who has crossed my path and who made the past ten years of PANDAS advocacy possible with your support and generous donations of time, money and resources. You’ve all made such a difference in so many lives! Wishing you all good health and happiness. 

Stay strong when you must, rest whenever it’s needed and never ever lose hope.

Q & A with Summer Williams: A Childhood With Undiagnosed PANS/PANDAS

Q & A with Summer Williams: A Childhood With Undiagnosed PANS/PANDAS

Summer Williams is an eighteen-year-old student from San Francisco, California. Now recovered from PANS/PANDAS, Summer finds passion in advocacy work, raising awareness to help PANS/PANDAS kids receive earlier diagnosis and proper treatment. She hopes her story can open a window into how PANS/PANDAS kids experience the disorder, and help others feel less alone in their condition. Often found in the woods or mountains, Summer loves hiking, camping, and backpacking, as well as freestyle cooking and listening to an eclectic array of music.

Q & A with Kristen Campbell: A PANDAS/PANS Perspective through the Eyes of an Adult

Q & A with Kristen Campbell: A PANDAS/PANS Perspective through the Eyes of an Adult

Kristen Campbell is a freelance writer living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Kristen grew up with PANDAS and experienced a second onset of PANS as an adult. She has agreed to share reflections of her experience with the Inflamed Brain Alliance community to help spread understanding of the challenges of living with these disorders. Thanks to Kristen for her heartfelt and honest account of these disorders.