Those of us that are sick or have kids that are sick don't realize it can be any other way either, so that's ok 💗 We each are handed differnt trials. Some of us, it's our health.
My 20 yr.old son has Tourettets but a very mild form. He clears his voice alot. He's an Eagle Scout, a sophomore in College, high honors, a body builder & plans on getting his Ph.D & doing research. So proud of him & this girl!!
First off, she is absolutely beautiful. Second off, she seams like such a sweet, caring woman. Definitely someone you would want in your friend group if not your only friend.
My daughter had never learned how to whistle. She developed tourettes at age 18.(she is now 21) We call her tourettes Echo. Echo makes her whistle. Its funny because as herself, Jade, she can't whistle. But Echo can whistle. 😁💗
“People in public tend to stare a lot. I tend to just ignore people when they try to treat me differently. Because at the end of the day, even when they’re being judgemental I still have to live with the symptoms.” - Cece 2021 Bright girl with a wonderful attitude towards her illnesses. Carry on, beautiful soul. 💕
I have Tourette Syndrome as well, and it can be very hard. I have coprolalia which is the swearing bit as well as just noises and random words. I also have physical tics which land me in a wheelchair sometimes because they can paralyze me, or just wear me out to the point I’m physically unable to walk. It’s hard when people don’t understand that I can’t help it and worse when they say I can’t be in their restaurant or place of business because I’m too loud or I said something offensive. I’ve even had a preacher pray over me to beg god to take this away from me… which was uncomfortable and I didn’t ask for it, he just came over and started doing it. However these things don’t happen very often and I’d like to say that Tourette’s as a whole can be fine. It’s not a horrible disorder. It can be challenging but the best medicine for it is awareness and acceptance. Accommodations when needed are obviously helpful too!
This beautiful, kind, enlightened and wise beyond her years, 18 year old opened my eyes and reminded me, the world is what you make of it. I have my own health challenges and most definitely needed this reminder. You are an amazing person!
Thank you for sharing your story! I haven’t yet been professionally diagnosed, but I have been experiencing tics for about three years. They only started worsening about a year ago. Just kinda blew up, and went from minor tics that were barely noticeable, to complex motor and vocal tics in roughly the span of a week! Although it fluctuates quite a lot, and usually isn’t in its more extreme state, videos like these help me when I am having a rougher experience with it. I am truly grateful to be living in a time where there is much more understanding and acceptance over the disorder, and where I don’t feel the need to hide it away or feel ashamed. People like this girl here are the ones that keep me holding on strong. Lot of love
Such a sweet lady. I'm so sorry you're going through this. I can't imagine the pain. I noticed right away you had steroid cheeks. That's a hard medicine to be on, but it works wonders! I wish you all the best love!
@@ottershavepockets I'm so happy for you! I was on a high dose of steroids for 11 months and along with the moon face, I developed an actual hump on my back/neck! It would have been hilarious if it weren't true! Somehow I gained just over 200 pounds. Ugh. I'm 40 pounds from normal but I still feel more normal. Just taking it as it comes, I guess. I hope your vision can be restored or, at the very least, preserved! You're awesome! ☆☆☆
i’m mentally ill and disabled as well. i stim a lot and have bfrbs but i can’t even imagine how frustrating tourette’s must be. i hope tourette’s becomes more treatable in the future
I know you don’t at all mean to be rude, but generally within the ticking community, people don’t enjoy being called cute over their tics. I completely understand that you came with good intentions though, and that’s very sweet of you
@@vavacadoz yesss!! some ticking community people might not mind to be called cute, but most of them don’t like indeed, so it’s always better not to take the risk to say it and ending up offending them (even though you don’t mean to offend). we, people that don’t have this condition, will never understand how it feels so we can’t judge the fact that they don’t appreciate it. understanding and respect above all ♥️
Thank you for your video and being brave. I've had tourettes since 13 going on 42. I completely understand how your neck movements can make you off balance and constant in pain. Never let this get you down and keep pushing on.
So beautiful, so strong, so intelligent and so courageous. We need more people like you in the world💕I pray that you continue to make content and stay positive. You’re an incredible human.
@@ernazcrazed First off, she's not even obese, her face is just swollen from her medicine (as she explained in the video if you pay attention). Second, even if she was obese, what would that have to do with anything? You can still be a incredible person no matter what your weight is.
Hiya me sweetheart, your a beautiful breath of fresh air. I’m a retired criminal psychologist. I’ve come across this condition so many time through my life and me darling come across as very confident in talking to a camera. Never let anyones negativity against you get to you or get you down. Remember this one thing “They don’t know you or what you have to go through each hour of everyday or nigh. So their opinion of you is false and just there pathetic attempt at making themselves look bigger than what they are. The bottom line is it’s them that has the real problem. You seem to handle yourself very well. Stay strong lass and never give up, you are an amazing person and ever let anyone say otherwise. God bless yah me darling, stay safe & healthy. 🤗 💋 💋
I absolutely love her!!!! There is something about her that is just sooooo genuine, pure, sweet, yet fierce. She’s almost childlike and that is something that I wish adults have never lost- the ability to be as pure and loving as children. She’s gonna be just fine! She seems to be an amazing human being. No matter what comes her way. God bless you!
Wow, she's young but has an awesome mindset, and even more considering her condition. And a thing really impressed me : she uses social media to spread a message and not at all to get attention on her, that's pretty rare nowadays, especially among young people. You are smart, funny, beautiful and strong, keep up like this Cece !
I have this as well, but on a minor scale, mostly a head tic. I worked with a man who had an extreme version of it. He was painfully aware. It seemed the more he tried to repress it, the more it would manifest, especially when he was stressed. I could be totally wrong, so don't hate, but I say don't fight it. Don't care what people think. That may help reduce the stess.
Anyone else find themselves experiencing WAY more tics while watching videos of someone else's tics? Cuz omg, it sets mine off something fierce, haha. What an absolute legend 👑 Brb, off to go follow her on TikTok 😁💖
I’m a 54 year old female in the U.S. and have Tourette’s. You are inspiring and wonderful. I wish I was as comfortable on camera as you are! I avoid it to this day. Keep doing what you are doing and being who you are. Your insights are spot on and so important to hear, for people with TS and without, even those of us with it at my age. I’m sure you hear this a lot, but you ARE truly amazing. And it’s all you. Good for you, keep up the fantastic work you do! 😊
Hi! You are WONDERFUL! 😁 You're an inspiration! Tourettes AND visual issues - and, still you are positive and continue to help people all over the world! I am in Northern California, in the U.S.. Your pretty, easy-going smile is contagious. You see things MUCH more clearly than an innumerable number of people, no matter what country they're in! I needed to watch your incredible video; it helped me feel good, as I often deal with depression and anxiety. I take meds which help. Thank you, sooo much, for sharing who you are on the internet. Your passion is clear. Keep up the great work! Jennifer 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
I have this problem too. Now I'm 30, it's not so bad. the rapid eye movements and the grimacing face; It was horrible growing up and not knowing what was wrong with you.my parents thought I was cursed! When I was a teen, my teachers made fun of me, infront of the whole class. Every time the attacks happened, especially when I was nervous! I'm glad she's not alone, and doing her best. Cheer up!
Bless your heart. Your bravery is helping so many others. So many people have mild Tourette Syndrome, it is more common than people believe. Good luck to you. I am praying for you.
I clicked on this so fast. Hearing other peoples stories makes me feel not alone. I have tourettes as well and some days are worse than others. Its painful and tiring when they're really bad. I am always afraid that people are gonna think bad of me, especially if I'm mumbling and making punch motions into my hands and saying "punch the people" barking, saying there are dogs, saying there are people, ect. I agree, laughing with us is ok ! Being understanding that we cannot control it n such. Very different from laughing at us. Replying to them sometimes is fine for me because it makes me more comfortable and I'm less afraid of it being awkward or uncomfortable for either of us. But if I am clearly stressed out or they are oncoming, I would usually prefer to be alone but understanding and being chill and letting me know that its ok is the best feeling for calming down. I do hope they do not get worse as I get older
Beautiful. I love her smile. I wish she wasn’t in pain. I do not have Tourette’s but I am taking an anxiety medication that causes muscle twitching in my neck, shoulders, and jaw. On bad days it’s sooooo painful. I couldn’t imagine living like that every day. She’s stunning and seems incredibly smart. Keep on keeping on babes❤️
I'm happy she is doing this because I didn't know much about tourettrets because I always thought they were swearing. But I'm glad to know about it, she is such a beautiful sweet girl and I hope she continues to educate the masses
I never quite understood exactly what people with Tourette’s go through on a daily basis until I was given a similar diagnosis within the last 6 months. I have what’s called conversion disorder and was diagnosed following a hospital stay after going through so many seizures.a few years ago. It’s a neurological disorder and one of the symptoms besides non epileptic seizures are motor and vocal tics. I’ve also had symptoms of selective mutism, dystonia and not being able to walk well or at all. Like Tourette’s there’s no cure but can be managed through medication.
I have a mild Tourettes but I think it's not completely neurological, because in a lot of instances you can actually hold the tics for some time. Also the tics tend to change depending on the situation you are in. I think it's also psychological.
Steroids do awful things to a person. I found out I have Crohn's disease and the immediate treatment of steroids were started. 50# later in a few months I felt so fat. I didn't feel responsible for it but it did make other's think I'm just an overeating slob. That was very hard to deal with. No that I'm older the steroid damage is awful. I now have severe osteoporosis that requires infusions and daily injections (when I can afford them-$300/co-pay a month so nope). I've broken a few bones in my foot and ankle just from walking across the yard. Please make sure your dr's are keeping an eye on your steroids levels, extremely important, and hopefully you'll fare better than me. When I lost weight I'm left with the pain and people's snide comment's of, "Ya don't look sick", which is also hard to deal with. So you go girlie, I wish you all of the best! Hugz, Tree
Yeah my Mum has crohns too. I also had steroids when I was little so it's just made my osteoporosis worse. Luckily I'm on 2mg now but unfortunately the doctors aren't listening to me. I've already had to get an airboot for the heel fracture that they didn't treat when I was little which has reopened. Wishing you the best
I have rheumatoid arthritis and I’ve taken steroids (prednisone) a lot over the years and you can tell when I’m on them in past photos because my face is quite full, too.
Same illness...RA is hell. I had Cushing syndrome 6 years ago as a side effect of steroids when had a flare up...I recommend trying ZAMEN Deflazacort instead of prednisone. It will take the pain and inflammation but will not make you look puffy.
I have osteoarthritis and the doctor prescribed steroids. I was researching, learning about steroids. The side effects scares me a lot. So I do not take them. Other doctor give me no steroids pill , take it only when necessary. I hate to take medicine!
@@ditta8416 I take them at last resort. If you’re in a flare and you’ve tried everything else, you need to take something to reduce the inflammation because if you don’t, you will have even MORE joint damage.
My nefew Kenny tourettes and as he gotten older it seems he learn to idk control it more but its very true and important that ppl be educated and know not everyone swears or yells really load and they are people to with feelings! She is a very lovely young lady! I wish her the best in her studies and she is in my prayers her eyesight gets better! Thank you for sharing your story ❤🐾🐾
Go girl you’re awesome! I am blind and I don’t have Tourette’s. But I have very painful debilitating chronic headaches that never stop hurting. So I’ve had to adapt to my life a ton! You are showing me that it’s OK to keep going and not give up. You’re awesome😣😂
Wow, this was such a strong story, what I carried of this video into my mind? Every person is different, there are practically not two same persons, and don't be ashamed if someone laughs you. This girl is very brave to tell it to the public. And she is cute. I am also different person, and I can realise, that my brain is working on different level. I have got just problems with my spine, sometimes I can't turn my head, when sitting at the chair for a long time. Seven hours at school are for my spine horrible, and I have also eye blackout, sometimes I can't see correctly, what is 2 meters far from me. But that is just my story, anyway, this girl is big inspiration for people with same disease. Fight, girl fight, and enjoy your life. Greetings from Czech Republic, Jaroslav B.❤😊👍
Out of all diseases, syndromes & disorders, I just can’t wrap my head around Tourettes ; your brain misfiring causing you to say things against your will but I guess it’s like cerebral palsy ; can’t control your body
I also have Tourette’s! I agree, it is very painful at times, other times it just makes myself laugh because I say so many stupid things. 😂 But other times it’s very scary when cooking, or using tools you never know what you will do. :(
Such type of videos doesn't mean to be like or dislike basically this is different topic , I liked it because I have sympathy with such Innocent people . I wish and pray 🙏🏻 with God , In future some advance health technology removes her pain .
“It is okay to laugh with us, but not at us” very important
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Love to Dominica!!! 🤩🇩🇲
@Belgium countryball yes I am
@Belgium countryball what are you asking?
Gonna laugh either way
Healthy people don't realize that health is a gift. Sometimes people randomly get sick or are born sick, they don't choose it.
Those of us that are sick or have kids that are sick don't realize it can be any other way either, so that's ok 💗 We each are handed differnt trials. Some of us, it's our health.
Heath is greatest gift we can get from nature
Having tourette's isn't being sick doesn't work like that
Absolutely
The older we get, the more this reality sets in. At 28 I have so much gratitude for my body. Wish I’d realised sooner how much of a blessing it is.
She is courageous for sharing her story.
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My 20 yr.old son has Tourettets but a very mild form. He clears his voice alot. He's an Eagle Scout, a sophomore in College, high honors, a body builder & plans on getting his Ph.D & doing research. So proud of him & this girl!!
My little brother has the same tic. He's 33, it's nice to hear about someone with the same tic
I have it and it hurts
My former boyfriend also had Tourettes but also mild. He didn't have vocal tics only slight movement tics so he was able to lead a normal life.
I don’t have touretts but I do seem to ‘tick’ when I’m tired
That’s not Tourette’s, that’s anxiety associated with OCD. Hopefully he’s being seen for it.
That can be cured. 🙏
People take life for granted, it'd short , precious, fragile. Be grateful for your health
What's it'd?
@@americannightmare2109 he/she meant (It’s).
First off, she is absolutely beautiful. Second off, she seams like such a sweet, caring woman. Definitely someone you would want in your friend group if not your only friend.
It seems that women like to say "everything is beautiful" and yet they can't go out without make-up. Such an illogical mentality.
@@Todsor who pays you to be this mad?
@@marmalooski Mad? No, just being rational and it pays well to be emotionally numb.
As a friend of Cece's I can safely say you are completely correct. She is truly the most beautiful soul ever x
@@livelliott7652 it shines through her!
She's so adorable. And very strong
She’s beautiful and brave. Hope she’s able to stay positive always
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She whistles and that’s actually cool. I really find it hard to whistle that is why I am so amazed.
My daughter had never learned how to whistle. She developed tourettes at age 18.(she is now 21) We call her tourettes Echo. Echo makes her whistle. Its funny because as herself, Jade, she can't whistle. But Echo can whistle. 😁💗
That's what I thought 😄
@@breezeh1127 wow that’s incredibly cool haha, you sound like you’re a great parent also. I’m sure it can get difficult at times!
@@karalantz6520 Thank you💗 Your comment made me smile😊
Her face is so cute and adorable and I just wanna give her a hug for some reason. When she whistles I find it so cute!
Such a strong and brilliant young lady! You are a warrior and a messenger from God 🙏🏾Keep bringing awareness you rock 👍🏾
“People in public tend to stare a lot. I tend to just ignore people when they try to treat me differently. Because at the end of the day, even when they’re being judgemental I still have to live with the symptoms.” - Cece 2021
Bright girl with a wonderful attitude towards her illnesses. Carry on, beautiful soul. 💕
This is such a bad disorder.. she manages with it so good! Love how she acts normal and she's so brave :)
I have Tourette Syndrome as well, and it can be very hard. I have coprolalia which is the swearing bit as well as just noises and random words.
I also have physical tics which land me in a wheelchair sometimes because they can paralyze me, or just wear me out to the point I’m physically unable to walk.
It’s hard when people don’t understand that I can’t help it and worse when they say I can’t be in their restaurant or place of business because I’m too loud or I said something offensive. I’ve even had a preacher pray over me to beg god to take this away from me… which was uncomfortable and I didn’t ask for it, he just came over and started doing it.
However these things don’t happen very often and I’d like to say that Tourette’s as a whole can be fine. It’s not a horrible disorder. It can be challenging but the best medicine for it is awareness and acceptance. Accommodations when needed are obviously helpful too!
@@disabledandproud5556 oh my gosh, that is so horrible. wishing the best for you
Thank you Cece for taking part in this documentary. Everything you do is helpful and makes the world a sligthly better place
This beautiful, kind, enlightened and wise beyond her years, 18 year old opened my eyes and reminded me, the world is what you make of it. I have my own health challenges and most definitely needed this reminder. You are an amazing person!
we love you cece ❤️ so so proud my lovely x
Thank you for sharing your story! I haven’t yet been professionally diagnosed, but I have been experiencing tics for about three years. They only started worsening about a year ago. Just kinda blew up, and went from minor tics that were barely noticeable, to complex motor and vocal tics in roughly the span of a week! Although it fluctuates quite a lot, and usually isn’t in its more extreme state, videos like these help me when I am having a rougher experience with it. I am truly grateful to be living in a time where there is much more understanding and acceptance over the disorder, and where I don’t feel the need to hide it away or feel ashamed. People like this girl here are the ones that keep me holding on strong. Lot of love
My beautiful friend, so so proud x
Love you 🥰🥰
Such a sweet lady. I'm so sorry you're going through this. I can't imagine the pain.
I noticed right away you had steroid cheeks. That's a hard medicine to be on, but it works wonders! I wish you all the best love!
I'm on 2 milligrams now! I was on about 30 when this was filmed. Half a pound off of having lost 1 stone so almost feeling back to normal now 🥰
@@ottershavepockets yayyy!
@@ottershavepockets I'm so happy for you! I was on a high dose of steroids for 11 months and along with the moon face, I developed an actual hump on my back/neck! It would have been hilarious if it weren't true! Somehow I gained just over 200 pounds. Ugh. I'm 40 pounds from normal but I still feel more normal. Just taking it as it comes, I guess. I hope your vision can be restored or, at the very least, preserved! You're awesome! ☆☆☆
She's Beautiful. I have Mental Health and Physical Painful disease so I feel her.
i’m mentally ill and disabled as well. i stim a lot and have bfrbs but i can’t even imagine how frustrating tourette’s must be. i hope tourette’s becomes more treatable in the future
I don't have it like her but I've learned to control them over the years mine was like fake coughing or noises like that, stay strong
She’s beautiful, smart and mature! I’m so sorry that she experiences pain from all the ticks.
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@@dammusingh8737 thank you for your support KatieLu
She's so cute when she make those whistling sounds
You go girlll keep moving 🍡💅
I know you don’t at all mean to be rude, but generally within the ticking community, people don’t enjoy being called cute over their tics. I completely understand that you came with good intentions though, and that’s very sweet of you
@@vavacadoz yesss!! some ticking community people might not mind to be called cute, but most of them don’t like indeed, so it’s always better not to take the risk to say it and ending up offending them (even though you don’t mean to offend). we, people that don’t have this condition, will never understand how it feels so we can’t judge the fact that they don’t appreciate it. understanding and respect above all ♥️
@@myrianmoraes3663 Thank you very much for this ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your video and being brave. I've had tourettes since 13 going on 42. I completely understand how your neck movements can make you off balance and constant in pain. Never let this get you down and keep pushing on.
Is nobody gonna mention that her whistle is ON POINT
So beautiful, so strong, so intelligent and so courageous. We need more people like you in the world💕I pray that you continue to make content and stay positive. You’re an incredible human.
You forgot that she is also obese
@@ernazcrazed First off, she's not even obese, her face is just swollen from her medicine (as she explained in the video if you pay attention). Second, even if she was obese, what would that have to do with anything? You can still be a incredible person no matter what your weight is.
@@ernazcrazed not obese im just going blind so they're treating it with meds that cause water retention
She’s a strong person and beautiful inside and out! Keep spreading awareness girl
Hiya me sweetheart, your a beautiful breath of fresh air. I’m a retired criminal psychologist. I’ve come across this condition so many time through my life and me darling come across as very confident in talking to a camera. Never let anyones negativity against you get to you or get you down. Remember this one thing “They don’t know you or what you have to go through each hour of everyday or nigh. So their opinion of you is false and just there pathetic attempt at making themselves look bigger than what they are. The bottom line is it’s them that has the real problem. You seem to handle yourself very well. Stay strong lass and never give up, you are an amazing person and ever let anyone say otherwise. God bless yah me darling, stay safe & healthy. 🤗 💋 💋
Very sweet message
@Aiko 1 stop trolling...
I love Cece she made me more aware and helped me learn about tourttes syndrome and not be embarrassed about my tics
I absolutely love her!!!! There is something about her that is just sooooo genuine, pure, sweet, yet fierce. She’s almost childlike and that is something that I wish adults have never lost- the ability to be as pure and loving as children.
She’s gonna be just fine! She seems to be an amazing human being. No matter what comes her way. God bless you!
So infinitely proud of you Bubba!! Don't ever stop being amazing
Wow, she's young but has an awesome mindset, and even more considering her condition.
And a thing really impressed me : she uses social media to spread a message and not at all to get attention on her, that's pretty rare nowadays, especially among young people.
You are smart, funny, beautiful and strong, keep up like this Cece !
I have this as well, but on a minor scale, mostly a head tic. I worked with a man who had an extreme version of it. He was painfully aware. It seemed the more he tried to repress it, the more it would manifest, especially when he was stressed. I could be totally wrong, so don't hate, but I say don't fight it. Don't care what people think. That may help reduce the stess.
@Aiko 1 bruh this is so inappropriate. Stop!
Anyone else find themselves experiencing WAY more tics while watching videos of someone else's tics? Cuz omg, it sets mine off something fierce, haha.
What an absolute legend 👑 Brb, off to go follow her on TikTok 😁💖
Love the joy and positivity. It inspires me!
I’m a 54 year old female in the U.S. and have Tourette’s. You are inspiring and wonderful. I wish I was as comfortable on camera as you are! I avoid it to this day. Keep doing what you are doing and being who you are. Your insights are spot on and so important to hear, for people with TS and without, even those of us with it at my age. I’m sure you hear this a lot, but you ARE truly amazing. And it’s all you. Good for you, keep up the fantastic work you do! 😊
Blessings of Love and every goodness unto her and those she loves🌟🙌🌟
Hi! You are WONDERFUL! 😁 You're an inspiration! Tourettes AND visual issues - and, still you are positive and continue to help people all over the world! I am in Northern California, in the U.S.. Your pretty, easy-going smile is contagious. You see things MUCH more clearly than an innumerable number of people, no matter what country they're in! I needed to watch your incredible video; it helped me feel good, as I often deal with depression and anxiety. I take meds which help. Thank you, sooo much, for sharing who you are on the internet. Your passion is clear. Keep up the great work!
Jennifer 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
Shes going to have a great life regardless shes an icon
I honestly think the whistle with the little lip noise is adorable. I'm not being sarcastic either. DEAD serious! You're beautiful.
God Bless you Dearest. Keep being you, you’re doing a good job. I love your positive outlook. ❤️
I wish her all the best 💚, love and light from Norway 💞
@Aiko 1 what is this?
This was amazing, so proud of you Cece, love you❤️❤️
HER RUBBER DUCK EARRINGS ARE SO CUTE she seems so awesome
I have this problem too. Now I'm 30, it's not so bad. the rapid eye movements and the grimacing face; It was horrible growing up and not knowing what was wrong with you.my parents thought I was cursed!
When I was a teen, my teachers made fun of me, infront of the whole class. Every time the attacks happened, especially when I was nervous!
I'm glad she's not alone, and doing her best. Cheer up!
Bless your heart. Your bravery is helping so many others. So many people have mild Tourette Syndrome, it is more common than people believe. Good luck to you. I am praying for you.
She is so beautiful and brave and proud of her
She is really really cute
so pretty and brave
Keep your head up and smile ,you are an amazing brave young girl.dont let anyone take away your happiness just be you!.
She's very Strong! And she's very Adorable! I love her Style 💞. You're Amazing girl! 💞👍
I clicked on this so fast. Hearing other peoples stories makes me feel not alone. I have tourettes as well and some days are worse than others. Its painful and tiring when they're really bad.
I am always afraid that people are gonna think bad of me, especially if I'm mumbling and making punch motions into my hands and saying "punch the people" barking, saying there are dogs, saying there are people, ect.
I agree, laughing with us is ok ! Being understanding that we cannot control it n such. Very different from laughing at us.
Replying to them sometimes is fine for me because it makes me more comfortable and I'm less afraid of it being awkward or uncomfortable for either of us.
But if I am clearly stressed out or they are oncoming, I would usually prefer to be alone but understanding and being chill and letting me know that its ok is the best feeling for calming down.
I do hope they do not get worse as I get older
Beautiful. I love her smile. I wish she wasn’t in pain. I do not have Tourette’s but I am taking an anxiety medication that causes muscle twitching in my neck, shoulders, and jaw. On bad days it’s sooooo painful. I couldn’t imagine living like that every day. She’s stunning and seems incredibly smart. Keep on keeping on babes❤️
She is absolutely gorgeous! I love her personality and her strength! 🥰💖 Keep going girl! 👏🏽
Darling Young lady, YOU are a shining star. I wish you all you wish for and just a little bit more. You deserve it❤
I'm happy she is doing this because I didn't know much about tourettrets because I always thought they were swearing. But I'm glad to know about it, she is such a beautiful sweet girl and I hope she continues to educate the masses
Really Respect her honest about it. Helps people understand what they are going through.
I never quite understood exactly what people with Tourette’s go through on a daily basis until I was given a similar diagnosis within the last 6 months. I have what’s called conversion disorder and was diagnosed following a hospital stay after going through so many seizures.a few years ago. It’s a neurological disorder and one of the symptoms besides non epileptic seizures are motor and vocal tics. I’ve also had symptoms of selective mutism, dystonia and not being able to walk well or at all. Like Tourette’s there’s no cure but can be managed through medication.
..I hope there'll be some kinda medication to relieve her from the issues caused by the tourettes..she's so sweet and brave..stay strong..💖
I have a mild Tourettes but I think it's not completely neurological, because in a lot of instances you can actually hold the tics for some time. Also the tics tend to change depending on the situation you are in. I think it's also psychological.
@Ari Parker You can mimic a lot of diseases. Don’t be ignorant of other peoples diseases just because you can fake it.
@Ari Parker then you’re a bully.
You did say it was mild so it would stand to reason that it would be much harder to control if it were more sever .
My husband has tourette, his is not verbal. His is mild. He is wonderful!!! You have a bright future no matter what!!! May you be blessed dear!!!
Steroids do awful things to a person. I found out I have Crohn's disease and the immediate treatment of steroids were started. 50# later in a few months I felt so fat. I didn't feel responsible for it but it did make other's think I'm just an overeating slob. That was very hard to deal with. No that I'm older the steroid damage is awful. I now have severe osteoporosis that requires infusions and daily injections (when I can afford them-$300/co-pay a month so nope). I've broken a few bones in my foot and ankle just from walking across the yard. Please make sure your dr's are keeping an eye on your steroids levels, extremely important, and hopefully you'll fare better than me. When I lost weight I'm left with the pain and people's snide comment's of, "Ya don't look sick", which is also hard to deal with. So you go girlie, I wish you all of the best! Hugz, Tree
Yeah my Mum has crohns too. I also had steroids when I was little so it's just made my osteoporosis worse. Luckily I'm on 2mg now but unfortunately the doctors aren't listening to me. I've already had to get an airboot for the heel fracture that they didn't treat when I was little which has reopened. Wishing you the best
She is beautiful ❤️
I have rheumatoid arthritis and I’ve taken steroids (prednisone) a lot over the years and you can tell when I’m on them in past photos because my face is quite full, too.
Same illness...RA is hell. I had Cushing syndrome 6 years ago as a side effect of steroids when had a flare up...I recommend trying ZAMEN Deflazacort instead of prednisone. It will take the pain and inflammation but will not make you look puffy.
I have the same problem
I have osteoarthritis and the doctor prescribed steroids. I was researching, learning about steroids. The side effects scares me a lot. So I do not take them.
Other doctor give me no steroids pill , take it only when necessary.
I hate to take medicine!
@@vcassol6989 luckily, I’ve not had to take prednisone for a few years. If I do, I’ll DEFINITELY ask about your recommendation. Prednisone sucks.
@@ditta8416 I take them at last resort. If you’re in a flare and you’ve tried everything else, you need to take something to reduce the inflammation because if you don’t, you will have even MORE joint damage.
My nefew Kenny tourettes and as he gotten older it seems he learn to idk control it more but its very true and important that ppl be educated and know not everyone swears or yells really load and they are people to with feelings! She is a very lovely young lady! I wish her the best in her studies and she is in my prayers her eyesight gets better! Thank you for sharing your story ❤🐾🐾
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Wow I did not know this existed thanks for making this video I hope the best for her in life
Positive positive positive. Love this. Thanks girl.
Go girl you’re awesome! I am blind and I don’t have Tourette’s. But I have very painful debilitating chronic headaches that never stop hurting. So I’ve had to adapt to my life a ton! You are showing me that it’s OK to keep going and not give up. You’re awesome😣😂
Saw this from snapchat.
I do much love her confidence
Brave girl ! Keep going and keep healing 🙏
I absolutely love ❤️ your drive for life! You are not letting any one or anything stand in your way😘! Keep that up always👍🏻👍🏻💯💯
Cece really is born different. There’s something about her that makes people listen. Really an impressive young lady.
Precious little girl. God bless her.
You are very brave to share your story👍👍👍👍
What a sweet lovely natured and positive young lady.
Sending you good vibes and thoughts and hope life brings you all the things you deserve.
Wow, this was such a strong story, what I carried of this video into my mind? Every person is different, there are practically not two same persons, and don't be ashamed if someone laughs you. This girl is very brave to tell it to the public. And she is cute.
I am also different person, and I can realise, that my brain is working on different level. I have got just problems with my spine, sometimes I can't turn my head, when sitting at the chair for a long time. Seven hours at school are for my spine horrible, and I have also eye blackout, sometimes I can't see correctly, what is 2 meters far from me.
But that is just my story, anyway, this girl is big inspiration for people with same disease.
Fight, girl fight, and enjoy your life.
Greetings from Czech Republic, Jaroslav B.❤😊👍
Such a beautiful and extraordinary character & soul 🖤
“I got drugs in my bag” 😂😂 such a odd one, but classyyy😅😂 .
Wish her all the best and success!
Thanks dear child you helped me understand the syndrome and help me understand one of my students in my class.
She’s amazing!! Hope she lives a happy and long life and is loved 💖💖
She’s so brave 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
She’s in a good mood, I love it! Keep up the good work!!!
Beautiful sums this one up!! Prayers to you love.
Hello from Tokyo Japan ❤️
Everyone be happy and stay healthy 🥰
Out of all diseases, syndromes & disorders, I just can’t wrap my head around Tourettes ; your brain misfiring causing you to say things against your will but I guess it’s like cerebral palsy ; can’t control your body
Okay, her whistles are honestly great. I couldn't whistle half as good for the life of me.
I'm really grateful for your sharing your story and helping educate me and others about Tourette's. I wish you well for your future.
I've got tourettes as well and I'm so glad about her mentioning the pain, its constant and so exhausing
I also have Tourette’s! I agree, it is very painful at times, other times it just makes myself laugh because I say so many stupid things. 😂
But other times it’s very scary when cooking, or using tools you never know what you will do. :(
You are delightful and a beautiful young woman !!! Thank you for sharing .
She's pretty and smart I love her sense of humor
Girl ur sooo cute. I wish you all the best in life. Ur amazing and full of courage.
You go girl your so strong I love you for that
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Such type of videos doesn't mean to be like or dislike basically this is different topic , I liked it because I have sympathy with such Innocent people .
I wish and pray 🙏🏻 with God , In future some advance health technology removes her pain .
She turns up on my fyp on TikTok and she comes across as really sweet, I learn a lot from her about Tourette’s
Bless her❤️🙏🏼 please stay positive and continue to push forward.
Being waiting for this x
Really like her whistle . Sounds quite lovely 💤
It takes so much mental strength for her to view her vision impairment as handy because it helps her tourettes. Truly a strong individual.
bless her heart, I hope her eye sight gets better
CeCe, you're amazing, keep it up. I've followed on TikTok for quite a long time.
Awww she is beautiful! God bless.