Since the Tourette's Docu TLC

Things have been going great since the release of our documentary on National geographic Strange Behaviour ( Taboo ) Tourette’s and other disorders; We have been over whelmed by people’s reactions all very positive. Whilst bring Tourette syndrome back into the public eye, I have found it has also opened up an avenue for other folk, to talk about their own problems in life. Since the start of TLC, we have had some great integration nationwide with others living with Tourette Syndrome and other support groups, and we a found this very encouraging seeing others just getting on with life like everyone else, parents bringing up children, children being educated, and teenagers going through teen problems, but with the added burden of TS, and the inspiration that this brings, and this is one of the most important factors when diagnosed with TS, build a good support network around you with family ,friends, support groups and Tourette Associations, and knowing you are not alone is one of the biggest ways of staying strong and getting on with life. Even though we are no were near our goal of raising enough money to buy a holiday home or holiday caravan, this has not stopped us from providing breaks either by getting together or trips out like our recent TLC sea fishing trip, were Adults, teenagers and children all living with Tourette’s and other things like OCD, ADHD, sensory processing dysfunction, and other things associated with TS, all having a great time, doing something different having a chance to smile, have a laugh, relax and recharge our batteries, so we can go back home and carry on with our everyday lives.