There are many symptoms that an individual with Tourette’s syndrome may suffer from that can prevent that individual from maintaining full-time work activity. The inability to work can lead to significant financial distress. Fortunately, in some cases, Social Security Disability… Continue Reading
Wanted to share this bit of insight into my life and how it was before Deep Brain Stimulation. Please feel free to share! Also, check out my Facebook page and give me a like! :)
NOTE: Please welcome Tourettes Action, an advocacy group based in the United Kingdom, to Teens4TS. Below is some information they have to help teenagers, college students and other young adults who struggle with TS. Most people with Tourette Syndrome (TS)… Continue Reading
What a week it has been since my episode aired on Bravo TV. So much has happened, and I can’t wait to see what comes next. I think what I want to share most of all with all of you… Continue Reading
Here are a list of book titles and websites/films about Tourette Syndrome that I thought you all might find useful! :) Books “I Can’t Stop” — Holly Niner A Story about TS (kids book) “Adam and the Magic Marble” —… Continue Reading
I was recently asked to talk about a person who I admire who has Tourette Syndrome. What better way to answer this question than with a blog post. So, who do I admire? Jennifer Zwilling — the creator of the… Continue Reading
I posted this on my A Little Bit Different: Tourette Syndrome page on Facebook, and I’d like to share it here, too. Here are some TS movie suggestions for kids to watch with their parents: Phoebe in Wonderland (Available on… Continue Reading
Because of all of your efforts supporting Tourette Syndrome, the Collaborative Academic Research Efforts (CARE) for Tourette Syndrome Act of 2013 has been reintroduced in the House of Representatives! What does this mean? If passed, there will be a bill… Continue Reading
So the other day, I posted one of my Tourette awareness pictures on my main Facebook page that I use for school and communicating with my high school/college friends! I wanted to share the picture with my friends because I… Continue Reading
The New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome & Associated Disorders (NJCTS) has announced that Emily Fleischman is the recipient of the first annual NJCTS Youth Advocate of the Year Award. The Youth Advocate of the Year Award was established in… Continue Reading