When my child is in psychosis, the pediatric health care system can’t help us

Summary: Create a 4-part meme-style infographic storyboard. Style: High-energy but warm, viral-ready, 75% female-friendly styling. Use a color palette of warm pastel colors. Keep the background very, very simple with absolutely no distracting whirls or flourishes.

Required Visual Element: A stylized, royalty-free modified image or collage of an exhausted mother sitting in a stiff, "wipeable" hospital recliner, holding a massive stack of messy medical files, while a teenager sleeps next to her with a neon orange bandage on his shoulder.

Text overlays to include in the graphic:

• Top Header: When "Calm" Just Means Sedated: A System Failing Kids in Psychosis
• First section: 7 ER visits in 4 months. The hospital's fix? Medicate until calm, then discharge. No long-term plan.
• Second section: Doctors call it "puberty" or "tantrums." But rapid skill regression and losing reality is psychosis, not permissive parenting.
• Third section: Care is completely siloed. Specialists work in parallel, leaving exhausted parents to act as the full-time medical coordinators from a wipeable chair designed for durability, not sleep.
• Fourth section: The fix? Interdisciplinary case conferences and trauma-informed training. Stop discharging kids just because the sedatives kicked in.
• Bottom Kicker: Parents don't get to clock out. The healthcare system shouldn't either.

Important instructions for the image generator: Do not include any intermediate formatting text such as "Panel 1", "Panel 2", "Viral Headline", "Meme Punchline", or font instructions like "14 point arial" anywhere in the generated image.