§ 02 · The method
Four pieces. One picture.
PP. 12 — 19
01
● ACTIVEIntake
Log your kid's baseline — symptoms, meds, onset, history, and everything already tried. Takes about fifteen minutes, or an unhurried conversation with Claude.
02
○Weekly
Rate each symptom on a 0–10 scale, week by week. Add new symptoms as they surface, flag the returning ones.
03
○Daily
When titrating meds or starting a protocol, track changes in real time and flag new symptoms as they appear.
04
○Analysis
Claude reads your full timeline and flags likely correlations, possible reactions, and the one thing most worth pausing — or trying next.
01 — Intake form
← INTAKE · LIVE VIEW
Why it matters
Memory is the first thing to go.
Every PANS parent has had this moment: three months into a new protocol the kid is worse, and you genuinely cannot remember if it started before or after the binder. Or the guanfacine bump. Or the move. Or the sibling's strep.
You are running a clinical trial on your own child, with ten variables in play and no lab notebook. The tracker is the notebook. Not for paperwork — for signal. Six weeks of daily taps and the pattern becomes visible in a way no memory can hold.
The log is the protocol.