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2	Does this count? I have had several tics go away that only come back during times of extreme anxiety. I have been able to focus most of my tics to my neck, resulting in several different head tics. I'm 20 now and my tics are worse than they have ever been, leaving me with additional experience with the disorder. I develop new tics somewhat often, but they normally go away. Tics in general wax and wane. I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. As an adult TS sufferer, I try to educate about the disorder when it is men…	/r/PussyPassDenied	12/08/17 08:30 PM
2	Does this count? I have Tourette's (TS). For me, the self consciousness is directly related to the conditions and behavioral problems I have as a result of TS. My TS brain is not logical, which is a result of, or causes, my mental health disorders.	/r/PussyPassDenied	12/08/17 04:33 AM
2	Does this count? Just to be clear, an individual without any vocal tics has a chronic motor tic disorder. At least one vocal tic is required for a Tourette's diagnosis. I'm not trying to take away the significance or severity of your disorder. I have Tourette's and my motor tics are by far the most distressing. Rather, I'm just clarifying. For example, my neurologist diagnosed me with "Chronic Motor Tic Disorder," and "Chronic Vocal Tic Disorder," which results in a Tourette's Syndrome diagnosis.	/r/PussyPassDenied	12/08/17 04:25 AM