Imagine this.

Your child, who previously was living a perfectly normal life, gets sick (perhaps with strep or some other common infection), and then abruptly begins exhibiting obsessive compulsive disorder, facial tics, anxiety, rage, anorexia, the inability to concentrate, or other neuropsychological behaviors.

You go from physician to physician searching for answers. The neurological symptoms wax and wane, but they don’t go away. You may try neuropsychiatric drugs, but there are all kinds of considerations with that. Your child is miserable. Your family struggles to cope.

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