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09-15-2013, 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by markneil1212

my cousin has Tourette's. He's getting by on $400,000 a year at an insurance company. He is 45 with two kids. God bless him and god bless you please.

There are lots of people that do very well that have TS. There is one thing I have noticed to be the norm with them with an exception of just a couple people that I'm aware of.

They all have very mild cases.

I find it impossible to even support my family with any job much less one like that which comes with high stress.

I'm glad his TS is not so severe that it keeps him down.

It is always good news to hear about someone that overcomes their issues and it sounds like he has done just that.

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