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10-31-2009, 12:25 AM | #1 | ||
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Well said, Lara. A turning point for me with my TS was when I 'de-pathologized' my tics and accepted them as part of who I am. This was thanks in no small part to going to a national conference and meeting adults who were thriving with TS. I find that overall, relaxing and accepting my tics , no matter how they appear is always a helpful strategy.
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bumping this up and thanking Lara again for these wise words! They helped me get things in perspective when my son was first diagnosed. He was still a preteen and all seemed gloom for his future.
He'll be 21 soon and has proven how TS is truly just a tiny part of the tapestry of his life, and he has used it as a stepping stone, learning and growing from the challenges it has brought. Yes, he still has some tics....but it's OK Thanks again, Lara
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