#tourettes sydrome

[mxmorbidmidnight]

wip

[valcaira]

Look I get that we all want to relate to one another. I really do. But seeing people on my post about how shitty it is to exist as a visibly deformed & disabled person in public say things like "that's why i don't stim in public" or "that's why i'm scared to bring my cane in public" is just... You're missing the point.

Some of us cannot mask our disabilities. You can simply not stim if you can supress it in the first place. You can leave your cane at home if you're doing that already in the first place. A knee brace doesn't make you look like a "freak". You do appear abled otherwise.

I cannot. Many people I know cannot. I can't just "hide" my deformities and abnormal gait or convulsions to appear abled. I *need* my crutches everywhere I go. I can't supress my tics. Full-time wheelchair users exist. High support needs autistics exist. Schizospecs who cannot mask exist. People with William's Sydrome, Down's Syndrome and various obvious deformities exist. Little people. People with severe chemical burns or otherwise or scarring. People with Parkinson's, Tourette's, Huntington's, Cerebral Palsy, every disabled person who looks "abnormal".

We can't just "turn it off" like you. People WILL stare at us. Point their fingers at us. We have no power. They used to put us into freakshows. Not you. Not you who can hide your disability to "appear normal". That post was not for you to "relate to". I and many people are sick of many invisibly disabled people claiming they "want to look disabled" so they'd be "taken more seriously". It's not an invitation of you to declare you leaving your mobility aid at home or shit like that. It's not the damn same.

[pyxis-comet]

Who wants to hear my in-depth Tourette's Sydrome head cannons? If this post gets 2 notes I will write about them 🫡💪😎

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE I WANNA TALK ABOUT THEM

[its-ticsticstics]

Tics and stims have always and will always be clinically separate things.

Stimming, while it may feel involuntary, are stereotyped and often rythmic movements which are used to self-soothe or express emotions. These include, hand flapping, tapping of objects, rubbing feet together, rocking, bouncing, humming, etc.,.

Tics on the other hand, are involuntary movements, sometimes preceeded by uncomfortable bodily sensations. They tend to be variable and changing in nature, and can happen regardless of environment and emotional state (although it is more common to tic while anxious, tired, or stressed). These include symtoms that are grunting, random vocalizations, excessive blinking, facial grimacing, extremity movements, etc.,.

While Autism is comorbid with Tourettes sydrome, it does NOT cause tics. And stims are not tics.

I hope this makes things clearer.

[yanderestevenuniverse]

Okay here's another idea what if Yandere pearl had a Y/N with tourette sydrome

Hmmm ok I’ve never written about a s/o with a disability before but I’ll try my best here if I write it badly inaccuraly or offend anyone I would like to apologize in advance but I’ll try my best 😃

Yandere pearl x Tourette’s syndrome reader

Tw: ableism

Tourette’s ? What’s that

At first she might just think its some quirky human thing that is until maybe they hit themselves or have a really bad tic and she asks freaks out asking what’s going on

She would have no idea what that is at first her darling would probably just start getting tics one day and pearl would get confused

After they tell her what it is she will do everything in her power to both accommodate for it

And exploit it

After her research she would find out that tics can be triggered by external forces so that would be the perfect reason to keep you inside

No you can’t w-what if you get stressed out their and it triggers your tics what if you start hitting your self and I’m not their to help you what if you start swearing and some people dont understand and hurt you please y/n your safer here why don’t we just cuddle together and watch a movie together hmmm dosnt that sound nice you can pick

Now if her darling does start having tics and starts hitting herself or doing something harmful the she would just grab them and restrain them even if it sent them into a tic attack she would justify it in her mind as for their own good

[ask-silco]

(OOC)

yes i know, another one. on top of all of my other issues my physical health has been declining. I have tourette sydrome and recently my tics have been getting a lot worse which makes it hard to do everything. i apologize if my reply’s are short and a bit ooc! i’m trying my best lol

[mattidees]

Documentaire "Choke" sur arts martiaux

Film spike Lee sur son quartier dans New York

Film d Edouard Norton Avec Bruce Willis . Détective avec sydrome de Tourette /ocd dans les 50's

[secretossemlimites]

Coucou 🌸 Chingus ²ªparte : Opinião .... → It's okay, That's love é um K-drama que jamais poderei superar. Existe vários conteúdos de médicos, mas este fala sobre a psicologia e psiquiatria, que nos mostra que nem todo parece é, principalmente relacionado a famosos ... O conteúdo do drama é sobre traumas infantil, violência doméstica, depressões, doença Tourette sydrome que nos ensina como lidar na vida cotidiana e saber como ajudas essas pessoas E uma recomendação 100% ( só precisas preparar os teus lencinhos de papel 😂) Também tem muitas partes de comédia e romance. Juro vos que chorei babá e racho (desculpem a minha expressão) mesmo sendo minha 3x que vejo. Sem falta eu amei todas as personagens do dramas, mas houve duas personagens que chamaram-me atenção, que foi Do Kyung Sol (Exo) e o Lee Kwang Soo (Girafa de Running man) sem dúvidas marcaram me bastante .... PS: Tive que retirar o som, IG bloqueia Espero que tenham gostado Não esqueçam de por o vosso like, comentários e seguir-nos .... Vemos nos no próximo publicar Annyeong Yhuanna Maguï 🐧 https://www.instagram.com/p/B2kfNq8ntvi/?igshid=1fimwzwxqekka

[optimisticprincepainter]

Bringing about social change is the onus of every citizen of the world and not just of a handful of those who are in powerful positions, says actress Rani Mukerji, whose films “Black” and “Hichki” have been instrumental in transforming people’s outlook towards those with special needs.As a celebrity with over two decades of experience in the world of Indian showbiz, Rani has also immersed herself in philanthropic works. While she finds it gratifying, she feels this is not something for actors or businessmen to do alone.”I think we all being citizens of the world, have a responsibility and it’s not just for the sake of doing certain things because I am an actor, socialite or a business person.”I think what’s important is that apart from the careers we choose, it is our basic duty as human beings to able to help other human beings… Or help in a cause because that’s what makes us truly citizens of the world,” Rani told IANS in a tete-a-tete here.Her film “Hichki”, in which she plays a woman with Tourette Sydrome has been widely lauded for spreading awareness on a little known nervous system disorder involving repetitive movements or unwanted sounds, with an entertaining and emotional story at its core.At the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) here, Rani was awarded the Best Actress for her role in the film. She feels when a film like this wins an award, it helps in pushing the awareness it sets out to spread.When “Hichki” had released, Rani had said she won’t take long gaps if the movie works. So when do we see her on-screen again?”I will be doing projects, and you will be getting to hear about them soon,” she said.Will she pick another issue-based movie?”Let’s see… I don’t want to say much. So wait for the announcement,” the actress, looking resplendent in a black ensemble by her forever favourite designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee, said with a smile.Her Melbourne trip was special. More so because her daughter Adira, who was born in December 2015, was travelling with her. She took the little one to the aquarium, zoo, a ‘bouncing garden’ and amusement park to entertain her.”I got her all the way to Melbourne and it was my duty as a mother to entertain her as much as I could. I took her to an amusement park and it was the first time she sat in a roller coaster. And she is really brave. ‘Mumma, I want to go again’. So, she’s quite a daredevil like that,” Rani said.Is that like you?”Yes,” said the proud mother, who is married to filmmaker Aditya Chopra.As a mother, patience is one virtue that Rani has realised about herself.”When you are a working professional and when you’re working round the clock, I think you forget the word patience. Also, I think we as actors are used to the phenomenon because a lot of times we are waiting for shots in the vanity vans and waiting, waiting, waiting till the next shot comes.”Being a mother I realised there’s no time to sit ideal. For me, it’s 24*7 work and attention. The only time when Adira will not need attention is when she is in deep sleep. The rest of the time I have to be all attentive for her.”Rani is glad she was able to break the cliche around actresses who become mothers. It was her husband who pushed her to work.But what about being directed by him?”I think there are some things that we should just leave for later… Probably Adira will make that phenomenon happen… I guess, all in time.”The Mid.day.com ; 18th. Aug,18

ACTRESS RANI MUKERJI SAID AS HUMAN BEINGS WE SHOULD HELP OTHERS IN NEED : Bringing about social change is the onus of every citizen of the world and not just of a handful of those who are in powerful positions, says actress Rani Mukerji, whose films "Black" and "Hichki" have been instrumental in transforming people's outlook towards those with special needs.As a celebrity with over two decades of experience in the world of Indian showbiz, Rani has also immersed herself in philanthropic works.

[secretossemlimites]

★Opinião: .... → It's okay That's love é um k-dramas que nunca mais poderei superar. Existe bastante K-Drama sobre médicos, mas desta vez o tema é sobre a psicologia e psiquiatria que mostrar que nem todo parece é. Pessoas que sofrem de violência doméstica, têm problemas mentais, as depressões, como controlar a doenças Sydrome Tourette e traumas de infância. Vale mesmo a pena verem e é 100% recomendo por mim, tudo baseado em factos reais Amei bastante as personagens é as minhas parte favoritas são quando entra o D.O (EXO) e Kwang Soo (Girafa de running man) sem dúvidas seus papéis foram marcantes Eu chorei até soluçar e ri-me muito, já é 3x que o vejo, mas.... ... PS: Sempre tenho medo de rever e chorar de novo 😅😂 •Espero que tenham gostem da minha opinião, é não se esqueçam de por like, comentar e seguir-nos. Deixou-vos um pequeno vídeo de uns dos meus osts favoritos do drama ❤️ .... Obrigada até a próxima publicação Annyeong 🙆 Yhuanna Maguï 🐧 https://www.instagram.com/p/B2kb3mYHVRY/?igshid=3l7jqajvoj1r