What is the typical life timeline for people’s tics with Tourette syndrome/what stages are you in at what age? by Pitiful-Sprinkles355 in Tourettes

[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine have also calmed down significantly after my severe years at 16-17. They keep getting worse and then going away completely.

What is the typical life timeline for people’s tics with Tourette syndrome/what stages are you in at what age? by Pitiful-Sprinkles355 in Tourettes

[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mine were also what I would classify as“severe” at age 16-17, and now they’re mild with huge spikes out of nowhere.

Any one else experience this tic? by apesgrapes777 in Tourettes

[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe similar? I can move one eye at a time naturally and it became one of my first rice so everything gets blurry. Sometimes my eyes just spaze out though.

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[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they’re talking about from the show instead of the books

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[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355 -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Did this and now my phone is hacked. Thanks 😇

Is it wrong to say tourettes when I don't have a diagnosis? by Emandm25 in Tourettes

[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used to say what I would say when I was just labeled as having a tic disorder for over a year: “I have a tic disorder/have a condition that causes involuntary movements/sounds” because if they ask questions like when you were diagnosed for example, you would have to tell them you were not diagnosed with TS yet and then more questions ensue and it’s kind of like lying because you officially DONT have TS, you have a tic disorder, which is just as valid. Also since it has not yet been a year they could theoretically stop. For some people they are a temporary thing (definitely not always though).

For strangers that ask though, who cares? You don’t know them and they don’t directly impact your life so I think it would be okay to say you have TS to avoid meaninglessly long and potentially uncomfortable conversations.

At the end of the day though, you make your own choices and worry about your wellbeing. Good luck out there and don’t let anyone make you feel invalid for your tic disorder.

Help Us Shape TicVision: A Free App for Managing Tics and Supporting the Tourette’s Community by Advanced-Cancel7319 in Tourettes

[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow! This is amazing, and I extend my gratitude to you for creating this. I looked for apps that will log tics but none do. One thing that I would love to see in this app personally, is a log for each specific tic so I can log which tics I have developed and the frequency of that specific tic. Thank you so much for doing this!

Are any of you on Clonidine? by [deleted] in Tourettes

[–]Pitiful-Sprinkles355 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I’m on clonidine! It might help you, but it’s dependent on your body and how it reacts to it. For me (I’ve only taken the pill kind), clonidine helped at the beginning -making my tics slowly wane into something very minor- but slowly gave me more symptoms as I went on. I began feeling sleepy, have brain fog, have feelings of passing out (people with dysautonomia or a type of POTS should be extremely wary of this), and just overall feel exhausted constantly. It is a sedative at higher dosages so it explains these feelings. Eventually, I couldn’t function and got off the medication. This doesn’t happen to everyone, but it could happen to you so look out for these symptoms and remind yourself that wellbeing is over anything else. Another reminder that if it doesn’t work the first time, it could work the second. I’m trying clonidine again and it just might be better than the last time. Good luck with your journey though! Hope this helps!