For the parent of a child whose symptoms are real and whose test results keep coming back normal. This book is about the particular exhaustion of that position: the appointments that go nowhere, the school that wants a diagnosis before it will help, the relatives who think you are overreacting, and the slow erosion of your own certainty. It covers what to document, how to be heard by clinicians and school teams, and how to keep your child believing their body without handing them your fear. Written by a psychologist, special educator, and mother who has been on both sides of the table.