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Talking About FND — Why It’s So Hard and What It Reveals About Awareness

Living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) challenges individuals, particularly in explaining their fluctuating and unpredictable symptoms. This difficulty, compounded by a fear of not being believed, creates anxiety during assessments. Limited awareness of FND and its complexities perpetuates isolation. Advocating for understanding and visibility is crucial for those affected.… Read More Talking About FND — Why It’s So Hard and What It Reveals About Awareness

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Living With FND: Three Months That Changed How I See Disability

The author reflects on their challenging experience with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), which confined them to their home for months. They highlight the emotional, physical, and financial strains of living with a disability, the profound isolation felt, and the struggle to maintain independence. The narrative emphasises the importance of awareness and compassion for those with hidden disabilities.… Read More Living With FND: Three Months That Changed How I See Disability

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