#-motor functions.

[4bs0lut3-s0lv3r]

i wonder what baby uzi would look like..

Pill baby.

[cup-o-stars]

Happy B-Day to the Corasante!! ❤🕯🎂🕯❤

(Featuring way too many drawings)

[arcticduckie]

Shoutout to people with tourettes

Shoutout to people with functional tics

Shoutout to people with coprolalia and/or copropraxia

Shoutout to people with dystonia

Shoutout to people with "ugly" and "weird" tics

Shoutout to people with screaming tics

Shoutout to people who have a bunch of tic attacks

Shoutout to people with tics that "makes others uncomfortable"

Shoutout to people with "annoying" tics

Shoutout to every person with tics

[vulcan-moon]

been listening to a lot of will wood lately

[daily-ethoslab]

[689] drew him on my phone

[zeawesomeness]

I like how Kendra knows what a hydraulic system is but she doesn't know how to spell diary

[shoecrabs]

continuing with my Leo with prosthetics propaganda (by giving him an arm gun his little bro :))

zoomed in pics of my faves as well

[its-ticsticstics]

The majority of the textbooks on tics and movement disorders we're given now don't include whats called "Tic status" or "Status tics". A quote I've pulled from a neurology textbook before 2010 quoted

"motor and vocal tics can be quite prolonged, usually as a series of clonic tics or dystonic tics that are continual, lasting tens of minutes."

Now these are generally labeled under functional tics or PANS/PANDAS/BGE.

With how misinformative info on Tics/TS has become since 2020 its really hard for me to tell which is true or if if there's an overlap within FND and PANS/PANDAS with Tourettes.

This is something we all need to keep in mind when studying tics on a clinical level.

[butchdykekondraki]

the dsaf fandom has noooo fuckin literary comprehension but in a supremely fucked up way. like theyre good at character analysis until they get to dave and then it takes a stark turn into Ableism Central

[grison-in-space]

I really do think I'm onto something with the stuff I'm doing with Matilda and this grant I'm writing. I think the trick to understanding executive dysfunction in the sense of difficulties with task initiation — that is, getting up and doing the thing — as well as autistic inertia more generally is hidden in the Parkinsonian literature and dysfunction of dopinaminergic signaling in the nucleus accumbens. Which, blah, blah, blah, but if you look at therapies designed to help Parkinson's patients with their well documented issues with self-gated action initiation you see a bunch of therapeutic interventions based on the fact that cued movements are easier, so you just have to find cues that help support the brain through initiating movement itself.

Uuuuuugh but I gotta get some crap published if I want to be able to make the case that I know what I'm doing here, if I want to find someone to work with to investigate therapeutic interventions. It's going to be a fun few months as I try to get some pubs out ASAP while I definitely still have funding. Probably will try to trick myself into making that less scary by nattering on social media...

[bunny-heels]

ohh npc_gman.cpp,-

we're really in it now...

[voidsentprinces]

There is no way Hildibrand hasn't turned his mother's frying pan into a drying pan to escape rain fall.

[rottmnt-residuum]

Hi! It's that one anon that asked about TWs a few days ago! Thank you so much for responding to my last question, it means a lot to me.

I'm sorry to be bugging you about this again and I know this might seem like a silly question, but bear with me.

When you say lobotomy, do you mean, like

full-on irreversible, medically-induced physical brain damage? :'D

(very much enjoyed the last update by the way, tysm for your hard work on this comic)

medically induced is streching it, but yeah

[non-un-topo]

Turns out folks were right about the effects of prolonged sleep deprivation. I'm not even a person right now.

[brain-rot-central]

Not to whine but I have literally 3 of my migraine triggers all throwing hands at me this morning (period, allergies, storms) and I'm so dizzy and all I wanna do is WRITE but my brain cannot think past "the" right now ugh

Like if I could describe what it feels like being in the throws of a migraine or like pre-migraine it's like someone dragging a sheet over your brain and trying to turn the lights off but you're still very much here. You just feel like you're floating and nothing feels real lmao

[lightblueminecraftorchid]

Today was the last DND session for a three-year campaign and I am big sad :(

One of the players brought whiskey for a last toast, which was very kind of them. I had never had whiskey before. Turns out I do not like whiskey. Unsurprising.

It tastes like slightly nicer hand sanitizer.