A Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) e mo oureor el diak klou el kirel a ullesel (brain) el mo tekoi er a beluu (body).
E mo diak klou el klebokel a mesisi el di mo dirk el mo bechad er ngii a chad.
A chad e mo kall el oureor el sebecheklel — melemolem, diak el kirel, a kadek el oureor el diak el oureor el mo oureor el mo milengmes.

A tekoi er ngii e chad el mo oureor el betok,
e diak el mo oureor el mad, me diak el mo oureor el kirel a chad melemolem.
A oureor a eungel el di mo oureor el klengar — a ullesel me a beluu e mo diak klou el kirel el klou el mesisi.

A chad e mo diak el mo oureor el klou el mo diak el mo oureor el mo oureor el mo ungil a klengar me oureor el mo diak el oureor el mo milengmes.

A chad e mo diak el oureor el a kirel el oureor el mo chad er ngii e mo oureor el diak el oureor el mo oureor el mo milengmes.
E mo oureor el diak el sebecheklel, mo diak el kirel, me mo ousbech a chad el mo oureor el FND, me chad el melemolem el diak el oureor el mo oureor el mo milengmes.

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) happens when the brain has trouble sending and receiving messages to and from the body.
It can cause real symptoms such as shaking, weakness, or fainting.
Some people may have trouble walking, talking, or seeing clearly.

These symptoms are real — they are not imagination or a curse.
They happen because the brain and body are sending mixed messages.

With calm care, understanding, and support, many people get better and live full, happy lives.

If someone near you has these symptoms, stay calm and kind.
Help them feel safe and encourage them to see a doctor or health worker who understands FND.