Tourette's || It's MORE Than Just The Tics.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Today I wanted to address how there are more symptoms to Tourette Syndrome than just the tics. Or I guess how Tourette's is more than just tics and what you see in the media. People with Tourette's have a lot of debilitating symptoms other than tics and I wanted to provide some education & insight on that in today's video. Did you know Tourette's can cause these other symptoms?
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As a girl with Tourette's, I would love to spread awareness and education about my disorder, as I feel it is quite misunderstood in today's society. The media has made it out to be a swearing disorder only, which is far from true. I hope this video will educate you on Tourette Syndrome and tic disorders! Life with Tourettes can be difficult, but just know that we're the same as everyone else...except for the fact we tic like clocks! (:
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As someone with ASD I sort of understand some of the things you are going through. I’m glad I found your channel because as an autistic person, seeing others perspective is hard for me. I’m happy to learn about what other people are going through and having an open mind.
I have all the symptoms of tourettes along with an adhd diagnosis, but I am not able to get into a neurologist because of insurance and doctor finding issues, but this video really helped me understand that these things I have been living with since 14 are just a part of what I experience.
I’m glad this video can offer you some validation! Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
When I first heard of the rage thing recently, I thought it was people just using it as a reason to fear people with the disorder. I didn't know it could actually happen. But it makes sense.
It definitely is a real thing!
Brilliant and concise explanation. Thank you so much 💓
Thanks for watching! ❤️
So much of my life makes sense now
For me, sensory issues, like, if a hairbrush get in contact with my head, I’ll start saying things like you are killing millions of people and stuff that would make it seem like hair brushes are considered deadly for humans
When I was little and my mom used to brush my hair a certain way that was very uncomfortable (I have sensory issues too) I used to say stuff like “you’re hurting me” when she wasn’t causing me physical harm, it was just so uncomfortable it felt like it hurt.
Yeah tics are one thing. But that rage is ridiculously scary and nasty. Just had a unexplainable fit of rage the other day. Not cool at all. Also the adhd aspect is sooo true.
I really appreciate the awareness you bring to Tourette’s. I absolutely love all your videos. They make me feel comfortable with my day to day life. You’re the best!!
I’m so glad you liked the video! I agree - rage is the worst. Thank you for watching ❤️
I don't have tourettes but I have autism and adhd. I had no idea how much my experiences overlap. I do experiences echolalia but its something I choose to do and I can easily stop it. Sometimes I do feel an uncontrollable urge to repeat something buts not really like a tic at all its like having a song stuck in my head. My brain can get obsessed with a phrase or song or sound because its self soothing. Sometimes I willing do it to comfort myself from sensory overload but sometimes I just do it to make myself happy. Echolalia can come in many many forms and for many different reasons. Its unique to the individual.
Hiii Carly your really good at doing your makeup holy and you are really beautiful and love your video as always :)
Thank you so much 🥰❤️
This video is very helpful! Thank you for taking the time to explain the condition
Thank you!! I’m glad you found it helpful
I’m linking this to people in my life. This is an amazing video. It really added to my education about this condition and gave me some wow moments as i realized how much it ties into other conditions in my life. Such as the rage thing without reason, and the sensory processing issues. I get so so overwhelmed and overloaded! A loud, active environment sets me off so bad! It really does feel like an electrical storm in my head and i get short tempered and frustrated
I understand the rage attacks. i have misophonia and certain sounds just make me want to cry and punch a wall it can physically hurt to hear them (crying babies, high pitched voices, certain mouth sounds) its scary to feel the rage and mentally takes a toll because i feel like a weirdo who has to shut her eyes and grit my teeth or ill throw my controller or something.
Ugh yes 100%. Rage attacks are scary & unpredictable
I agree, your looking lovely today, lady!
Thanks for the edu. content, I needed to hear this!!
I have mild motor tics that are worse sometimes, but dont think ive ever had vocal ones, so I've thought my tics where a part of a different undiagnosed neurodivergency that I'm trying to get formally diagnosed, but the fact that I check all these other boxes (& am obsessed with your content 😝) opens me up to the possibility that it could be "sub clinical" tourettes i.e. the DSM-5's just not up to par w/ tourettes, yet, just as the DSM-4 excluded many ASD individuals that could not be diagnosed due to their high masking profiles not being included.
Keep up the excellent work, pretty lady!😊💘
Thank you for sharing, and thank you for watching!!! ❤️
Hey Carly, your make up is on point! Looking beautiful as always. 💙 your gorgeous eyes. Will is a lucky man. Hahaha 😆
I hope you are doing well. Miss you girl! I've been really sick but I'll be around now. Love your videos.
Lisa, is that you?? 🤔
Thank you so much!! If I’m remembering correctly you are Lisa, right?? If so, I’ve missed you a lot & so glad to see you back! Sorry to hear you‘ve been sick 💔 Sending you love!!!
The sensory issues! Omg that explains it! I didn’t know having Tourette’s is what causes that. I didn’t even know what I had was sensory issues. Thank you so much Carly for this video.
I’m glad I could let ya know! Sensory issues are awful :/ Thank you for watching ❤️
That is so interesting, thank you! In Russia doctors don't even diagnose Tourette in most of cases. At least they didn't when I was a child. Only in my 20s I heard from a doctor that I had Tourette syndrome. And I didn't know much about other sides of that. Rage issues, overwhelming feelings, social skills etc. I literally cry because your video explained so many things that happened in my last 28 years. Could you please recommend more sources/books/channels about Tourette?
thank you for making videos like these! they're super helpful to people with and without tourettes. i cant watch too long because it begins to trigger my tics, but theyre super helpful to send to friends and family alike to help them get a better understanding of tourettes. thank you :) it means the world
Missed symptoms in my childhood was, hyperactivity, attention difficulties, inconsistent handwriting and performances, rage meltdowns, low frustration tolerance, obsessive, compulsions, sensory issues, social deficits, executive dysfunction, emotional dysregulation, dishinibition and more. I have Tourette’s and dyslexia.
I think about
Drinking water texts
Is saying, anime, lines, attack? I don’t really know, because if I find out about someone with Tourette’s, and that is also a Weeb, that would be crazy.
Have you ever noticed disinhibition getting worse when your tics are worse?
YES 100000%
Thank you for all of this good information!
Thanks for watching!!