My name is Danielle Carter, I am 17 years old and going to be 18 in a couple months (Woohoo)! I have Tourette Syndrome. I was diagnosed when I was only 4 years old. My life with Tourettes was not an easy feat.
The October Message from Amanda Talty, TAA President & CEO: 'How many of you have had a night out planned, or arranged coffee with friends and suddenly the 4 walls you inhabit seem the only safe haven because it's the only place you don't have to pretend you are ok, so you cancel.'
Have you ever felt overwhelmed? Felt that there is just too much to do to ensure your loved one’s success? Join us for a webinar on Thursday, November 1
We are pleased to share the launch of a month long campaign aimed at increasing awareness for the Association, as well as addressing some of the challenges faced regarding diagnosis and treatment of children living with Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders.
The transition from high school to college can be difficult for anyone and having Tourette Syndrome makes the transition even harder. Unfortunately, IEP’s don’t carry over into college, however the ADA ensures students with TS can get accommodations in college. And every college has a Disability Service Department.
