Five-year longitudinal documentation review

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A plain-language page about FND, communication access, and how Project Fionigan helps keep a patient’s story together when lived explanation becomes difficult.
Project Fionigan keeps fragmented FND information connected, source-linked, and human-readable when lived communication becomes difficult.
New to FND? Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a real neurological condition that affects how the brain sends and receives signals, which can cause problems with movement, speech, sensation, thinking, or seizure-like episodes. NIH/NINDS overview.
I am not learning how to have FND. I am learning how to have FND publicly.
FIRST AND FOREMOST
The starting point is a real person living a medical and accessibility journey. Family is in the boat too. Project Fionigan is the navigation layer for that boat: it helps keep the medical journey, documents, questions, access needs, and next steps from scattering.
The website, overlay, pages, documents, and conference materials are context around that journey. The public version stays de-identified and informational.
Public poster
The approved conference poster is part of the public poster/abstract lane.
One-page report
The public one-page report structure is restored as de-identified framework content: the front page is history, and the back page is the continuity/action side.
Public de-identification
Patient-specific names, provider names, facility names, email addresses, record identifiers, exact identifying routes, and raw source records are removed or generalized in this public website version.
Objective source status
Open the source-status index to see what is already on the site, what is staged privately, and what still needs upload or redaction.
Poster image, poster presentation context, and public poster/abstract download links.
Poster image

Step 2 — The poster
the patient-author’s poster was part of FNDS 2026 in Baltimore. Abstract/poster listing: 178.
Downloads
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