Its less than 2 weeks out from the 4th annual NJ Walks for TS at Mendham and I’m still thinking about the impressive turnout and what a wonderful time I had. As the proud father of two daughters with TS,… Continue Reading
On Monday, the New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome was highlighted by 101.5 FM’s popular “What’s So Great About the Garden State?” feature. Here is the written portion that accompanied the radio interview, as posted on the 101.5 FM website:… Continue Reading
My name is Chance Raspberry. I’m 32, a lead animator on The Simpsons, and I have Tourette Syndrome. I was hoping you would help me promote a project I’m doing to raise awareness and acceptance for special needs. It’s an… Continue Reading
Tourette Syndrome needs more awareness. Bella has made a great documentary to help raise more awareness, but she needs a little help to improve her documentary and get it out where it will be seen. It doesn’t take much to… Continue Reading
Please consider helping the New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome & Associated Disorders (NJCTS) support the 1 in 100 kids with TS and associated disorders. If you live in or around New Jersey, why not attend the NJ Walks For… Continue Reading
I was overwhelmed by the well-wishes and show of support from fellow parents of kids with TS who wrote on my last blog. In addition, the insight from those before us who have navigated this winding road of psychiatric care… Continue Reading
Please support the 5K walk in Mendham for Tourette Syndrome on Saturday, November 3. The more money donated, the more we can support our family members and friends with the right tools and understanding of TS. We walk to make… Continue Reading
Last year, when we decided to do the New Jersey Walks For TS event as an extended family on behalf of our son, Ethan, 10, we had two goals in mind: We wanted to raise money for the New Jersey Center for… Continue Reading
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following story was written by Diana Sholley of the San Bernardino County Sun in California and first appeared on their website, www.sbsun.com, on August 11. This is not the full story. To read the complete version, click… Continue Reading