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On the evening of September 11, 1995, during the first meeting of the European Federation of Neurological Societies in Marseille, France, a colleague arrived from London with the news that Anita Harding had died. The sorrow among the participants was palpable, not only because Anita was so young and at the peak of her career, but even more because she was a dear friend to many of them. She had traveled widely and assisted colleagues around the world with puzzling patients and unusual neurologic syndromes of difficult classification, and in so doing, she had established a vast network of personal friendships.
Anita E. Harding (Figure 1) received her medical training at the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine …
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