Chronic Illness TikTok Compilation 6
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- Chronic Illness TikTok Compilation 6
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I like it. I want to be friends with everyone in this video
I really like this series and I hope you do more!
I like seeing what everyone really goes through. That way it's sort of like seeing the world through their eyes.
I like that I'm in it ( @5:10 ) is me. Also I feel for everyone in it
I love your videos I hope you make it far with your UA-cam career and you get everything you want in life have an amazing day I am a subscriber forever and I’m here if you ever need someone to talk to if you have any social platforms tell me and I’ll promote them for you I love all of your videos and I hope we can become close friends and maybe collaborate someday😀☺️👍❤️
As someone with a chronic illness, these made me cry. I have felt so alone for the past twelve years and these remind me that no, I am not alone. It's such a good feeling.
Stay strong! sending hugs to u ❤
we could be friends? :)
Keep staying strong friend!
Recovery is possible, and things will get better with time!
Remain positive, and the universe will hear you, and things WILL get better!
Hugs ❤❤❤
As someone with chronic illness too, it's nice to watch this because it makes me feel like I'm not alone. I wish those guys the best of luck and a beautiful happy life ❤️❤️❤️
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Sorry if this is personal but what chronic illness do you have. I’m just curious you don’t have to awnser this if you don’t want to
@@Blue_Oceanic hi! I have cronh’s disease
if you dont mind me asking what dose that do
@@S00tgremlin Crohn's disease is a long-term condition where the gut becomes inflamed (think of your tunny as a sheet of glass, its vey fragile)
The main symptoms of Crohn's disease are stomach aches and cramps, and blood
The main treatments for Crohn's disease are medicines that reduce inflammation in your gut and stop it coming back. Some people need to have surgery.
The exact cause of Crohn's disease is unknown. It's been linked to things like your genes and a problem with the immune system.
(An easier way to explain it is that my tummy is very poorly. But it doent understand that so it works very hard getting rid of the bad things. But it works too hard and gets rid of the good things too. This makes me very ill. Because i dont have any weight and vitamins it also causes me other problems)
Alot of peopld associate crohn's with tummy troubles but its much more
About the one with the girl in the wheelchair: that college needs to be more accessible. There is a kid (I’m in elementary) who uses a wheelchair at my school and students are usually not allowed in the elevator but they allow him because of his wheelchair. There needs to be more disabled friendly amenities at that school. Edit: the girl in biology made my day she’s hilarious even though she can’t control it I see comedy in her future.
To the lady spreading awareness about CRPS, thank you because I had this and this is my one year anniversary and I am so thankful for the doctors that helped me although they did not catch is extremely fast. It’s EXTREMELY painful and I’ve never met anyone who has shared my expireence. My pain started from a broken elbow and it is a lonngggg rode. I hope that doctors can one day help others like me living in excruciating pain
i have it too and although i was in remission for a few years, i think it's started to spread to both of my hips, both feet, etc. i've never met anyone with it either!
I just learned about this from a documentary, the doctors that the parents went to with their daughter thought it was from child abuse….
I've had it for about 4 years now
I worked at a McDonald's for a little bit and a family came in and placed their order. I was rotating between the drive-thru window and making drinks, and i was serving a lot of coke and sugar-free coke. I got a bit confused between the different bags, so I asked the customer at the window if the order I made for them was right. It was a family, and the mom immediately told me they all ordered sugar-free coke since her son was diabetic.
I apologized profusely and dumped all the cokes and made extra sure that none of their cups were regular coke. My manager busted my ass for not paying attention and wasting beverages; I told her I would rather throw away their watered down shit drink than to potentially send a kid to the ER.
The family were extremely nice and understanding and thanked me for making 100% sure that I wasn't gonna harm their boy.
But you should listen to their orders at the first time lol
@@k.cthedogofficialtheog Orders are on a screen, I'm not the one ringing them up. Also you've clearly never worked in fast food
@@k.cthedogofficialtheog you should not judge people who are trying their best 🙃
There is one taco bell here that likes to replace zero sugar sodas with full sugar ones when they run out of the zero. I bitched on a local fb group once when my sugar went up to 480. I filed a report through corporate also. But everyone in my town in this fb group jumped on me and told me it was my fault for not checking, asking why I would ever drink anything but water. Why couldnt I tell the difference. I was absolutley shocked how ugly people were.
@@blaaaaaaaaaaaaaah They do what now??? When you run out you just say it it's no big deal, that's super negligent and just mean on their part. I hope you're okay now and definitely follow up with corporate, not only are they putting people in danger but they would be liable BIG TIME if anything happened.
If you find a razor blade in your food is it your fault for assuming there wasn't one? Same logic here, extra spice for being straight up rude. I'm sorry this happened to you, blow them up and fuck everyone who doesn't see how fucked up this is
when i seen the one about the walking for the first time in 9 months i gave small golf claps. Im really proud of them and all of you who make it through hard things. The worst ive got to deal with is depression and anxiety.
proud of you too!!
I especially love the dog one. I am chronically ill and my pets and various animals I see are my freaking saviors. My cat even helped me find a necklace the other day when I was running late.
as someone with a chronic illness, it's nice to watch this because it makes me feel like im not alone and im love. Have a great life guys!
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@@Lea-xm8ol No I Didn't, I Have A chronic illness and it's hard to live with a feeding tube, so Don't Out People
I have a chronic illness too
Have a great life as well!
I know life is hard right now, but I believe in you!
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The guy who was asked if he ticked in his dreams seemed like he would be so nice🙂
I wonder how he got all those tattoos w/out moving.
@@NotAshia-lg1xc he talked about it on his UA-cam channel
Imaging that neck pain from those tics though
@@NotAshia-lg1xc ye he has a video on that
I don't want to be the one who has to tell you but he's faking, sorry.
Yesterday I was swimming with this 7 year old girl she was so sweet, I told her I was disabled and she didn’t care she just asked me what that meant. I explained it and she was so nice! I love how cute and sweet little kids are!:)
Props to those who are out there fighting these illnesses and or dealing with them everyday of their lives for every minute of every hour of every week. People who are dealing with these are literally amazing people to live through that.❤️❤️❤️
I believe they will get better soon
It takes time and lots of positive thinking and emotional support
But recovery IS possible, and I'm praying they will get to recover soon
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@@AspenDoesContentAt best, a person with an actual chronic illnesses can enter a state of remission for a prolonged period of time, but they aren't curable, especially not through "positive thinking".
@emilyk1109 Noted, thanks for the info. I'm not a doctor, so I apologise if I come off as being rude or uncaring. I was just trying to offer support.
The positive thinking stuff was just something my mom taught me.
Again, thanks so much for the info, and sorry if I came off as weird or annoying, was just trying to offer support.
Have a nice day/evening/night! ❤️
@@AspenDoesContent your not wrong I’ve met people with the same illness as me UC (Ulcerative Colitis) that have actually been cured of it plainly from just a carnivore diet so your not completely wrong
@@multifandom__mattheoriddle1438 oh :O
Can you tell me more about your illness? I'd like to know what it's like!
As someone with a chronic illness I don’t need to be alone it’s so cool seeing people like me!
I’m so grateful. These people are so strong and brave. Much love and respect!
18:46 As someone with autism i can confirm that i do this all the time, especially with the crow and joker 2019 I watch those movies almost every day
and with kids shows
@@I_AM_HYDRAA and anime too
i understand what its like to live with a chronic illness, i have Chronic Ideopathic Utercaria, i have had this condition since 2014, my body breaks out in hives everywhere, but before the hives come my skin feels like its on fire, then the swelling starts, the the unberable itching that doesnt end, your in pain alot and theres no cure only medicine to try and help keep it a bay, but i still have so many flare ups,im on so many medicines and injections that can cause me to have a allergic reaction at any time that i have to carry a epi pen, i also have nerogenic bladder so my bladder just stopped working in 2019 no one can tell me what happened, i had to learn to self catherize, which became so unberable do to my skin condition, so had to have several surgeries to try to get my bladder work with a interstim(pacemaker) but it didnt work so had to have another surgery to have a sp tube through my lower stomach just i can drain my bladder
Good lord, that sounds annoying to go through...
I hope and pray that things will get better for you, because I believe in you!
Recovery IS possible, just give it some time.
I'm sure with lots of surgeries, therapy, and emotional support, you can get through this thing!
IM ROOTING FOR YOU!!!
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I have FND and chronic depression and anxiety. These videos make me feel less alone ❤
The first one is sad but I love how they are still so positive and toward the end I think I heard her say “ spots on “ witch I thought was kinda cute lol cuz the tv is on Disney Channel and it has lady bug and cat noir on rn
I really appreciate the chronic illness tictoks because I don’t have tic tok and it helps me know that I’m not the only one that has these things
My illness has been flaring up these days, and I've been binging these compilations. I'm so happy these exist. It makes me feel so much less lonely and weird. It's just so mood lifting to know that I'm not alone
I think it was very informing, as a waitress when she originally said she had to be rude I was confused until she elaborated, personally I would hate causing her discomfort because of something I missed so I understand why she has to re iterate it
I fell on black ice in feb 2017 and in June 2017 I got told I had fibromyalgia. Total shock am only 36. Merry Christmas everyone stay safe love from Scotland 🏴
What is fibromyalgia
I have ADHD and insomnia. and I already want to die because of it. Cant imagine people with tourette’s or a chronic illness. So shout out to the people who have something like that
ive got a chronic illness (tourettes to be exact) and this helps so much knowing im not alone in this world even when i feel like it! Thank you honestly from the bottom of my heart for teaching me thats im not alone and there are people like me
Sorry to say, but a lot of the videos of Tourettes on tiktok are faked for clicks and views. I have 3 family members with it including my son and none of them have vocal tics.
@@772amanda237 I don't know if this is correct but aren't vocal tics really rare?
@@FigmentPigmentCrosserTosser you are correct. My younger sister's tics started with head and shoulder movements when she was about 5. She's 25 now and has arm movements she does. My son has it too.
@@FigmentPigmentCrosserTosser if ur asking how rare vocal tics are in tourette syndrome, then the answer is that they aren't rare at all. part of the criteria for tourette's is that u have to have at least one vocal tic. so basically everyone with a tourette's diagnosis has one or more vocal tics
@@archangel4679 thanks for the answer!
Aaahhh I hate doctors when they don’t believe you. The first time I ever lost feeling in my hands and feet was a few months ago. I was in the ER and they thought I was crazy because of my diagnoses of anxiety and OCD as well as the fact that my MRI turned out normal. Of course I was extremely nervous because I didn’t know i would ever feel my hands again (I did), so of course I wasn’t thinking straight! I had two panic attacks while I was there! BECAUSE I COULDNT FEEL MY HANDS! Turns out it’s a symptom of my chronic illness! 😁😁😁
Hi! I hope anyone that anyone who has a chronic illness is feeling ok and is living a beautiful life! I love this video because I like to know what it will feel like if I get a chronic illness. It’s probably hard but it’s nice to know. To anyone ( if you have a chronic illness or not ) I hope you are having a beautiful life and you are grateful for what you have and not what you want, I love you! 😘💕❤️
Thanks for making my day a bit better, I was struggling with pain in my leg today, it was hard to walk, but you made me smile
As a sister to chronic patient it’s hard to stay calm and happy, some times I start thinking a lot about it and for these peaple I hope the best for them like my sister, EVRYONE STAY SAFE =)
Pray for your sister, my friend
It might not look like it, but recovery WILL come to your sister
Stay by her side, and never lose hope. It IS possible for her to recover, or try taking back control of her body, even if it's just a little bit, it's still progress
You've got this! Hugs ❤❤❤
The first girl was so gorgeous AND THAT MAKEUP ON POINT!
First girl is a faker she was proven fake
@@octaviarose613 oh, im sorry..she was still pretty..
@@octaviarose613 may i ask how tho?
@@ebony4177 the tics were wrong and she forgot the ones she usually made and other stuff and got caught also its obvious
@@octaviarose613 oh ok!
I also have my share of chronic illnesses, they weren’t showed in this video because one is easily over looked and the other is so rare you probably have never met someone with it, but this made me feel like I’m not alone with my illness and pain even if people don’t have what I have
What I have :
-Neuropathy
-Hypophosphatasia
After seeing so many people faking tics I just can’t tell if they are faking or not
Hello, quick reminder that "fake spotting" is much more harmful to the disabled community than anyone who could be seen as faking. Thank you :)
:)
Good point I didn’t actually think of that. @alissa pace
@@alissapace4290 i’m not saying anyone in here is faking i’m just pointing out that lots of people are faking and it’s really disrespectful
Never assume someone is faking. As someone from the tourrete community fake claiming is very harmful to our community. I know you didn't say it in a rude way,I'm just trying to raise awareness. I hope you have a great day!
I enjoyed watching this and I wish they all have a amazing year
I too am chronically ill but it's mainly mental illnesses but I also have scoliosis. Which can be very painful at times.
@spirals 73 :(
That sounds horrible to go through
Keep staying strong, friend!
Hope you live a meaningful and wonderful life, and that you feel better soon!
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I would cry putting a tube in and out of my nose these people really are strong and you just don’t know
it realllllyy sucks getting those tubes in and out. mines now a tube in my stomach and intestine instead of the nose.
Me: has a plantar wart on my foot
Also me: watches this video
I’m terrified now
Omg I feel so bad for ppl with Chronic illnesses I think my Grandma had one she needed a tube through her nose or whatever it’s called but I feel bad for everyone who has a Chronic Illness stay strong!!!!!!!
Bless y'all heart 💔🙏
not the first girl being able to do her eyeliner better than me she was so pretty too!!
I also have a chronic illness. It isn't visible, but I'm really struggling right now with it. It's nice to not be alone.
I hope things get better for you, friend!
You are in my prayers ❤❤❤
i have G6PD deficiency and whenever I go somewhere I have to be really precise in what I order because my allergies could flare up on anything.
that’s actually pretty interesting..
obviously it’s not a great thing but i kinda like researching into that type of stuff.
anyway. take care!
That sounds a little frustrating, but its glad that you still get to go outside every once in a while!
Sending love! ❤❤❤
I love painting my tube a light blue but I hate when it’s clogged
It is sad when we are sick and others
0.31 when she started doing her eyeliner and nailed it i was like "DANG she deserves an award because i can't do eyeliner but she has tics and she did it, WOW".
She's faking
@@772amanda237she's not she just puts down the eyeliner when she tics because persons with tourettes get sensations before they tic so she could feel the fact that she's gonna tic and she just did her eyeliner in-between tics
@@772amanda237 nevermind I just learned that she was faking sorry
wow this is so fascinating! even though i want to get into the cia when i’m older- this is still very interesting
I also have severe gastroparesis and esophageal dysphagia and i've lost 97 lbs in 7 months. It's HORRIBLE. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
All of these are so cool
I have a lot of things that match up with gastroparesis (except the opposite of weight loss but instead weight gain which can also happen) and it’s a living hell especially towards my bowels and stomach. I’m constantly having food come back up (I do my best not to throw it up because I don’t feel like cleaning up a mess) and the pain I get makes me double over and I have the problem too where I can’t go and I either have no hunger or get full fast (but this is bad because I’m a person taught to eat all of their plate or at least most and so I literally gorge myself even when feeling like death) and you wanna know what my doc said? Take miralax. Even after I explained all my symptoms and that miralax does not work for me. So now I just feel like a fraud with all my problems and it’s really affecting me. And I just know that I can’t be fixed
I have a friend with a chronic illness. She is real nice😊
I have presycnope episodes because of anemia. Chronic Illness runs in my family. It’s nice seeing people to relate too
There is this kid at our school who is in a wheelchair and he is the only one with a wheelchair and he has his own bathroom and elevator to go downstairs to preform in the downstairs stage. It's very cool.
Where's all my fellow Ulcerative Colitis friends? :^)
Edit: got another colonoscopy scheduled! May 1st :)
I have mental health but this helps me learn more about illness
Shoutout to the dogs for watching over her!
I know! That literally gave me goosebumps watching that!
We adopted one and the other went back home to his family! Now Izzy (yorkie) is living her best life! (She still lays with me when I am not well)
I have autism and the show I watch over and over again is Alexa and Katie and now Turning Red
I have watched these countless times and people find it weird
I have a heart condition and i take medicine for it so hopefully ill be fine but i feel bad for all of these people! ❤️
The guy with tattoos, how does he sit for them? I get minor spasms with my MS and thats annoying enough!
The first girl doing her makeup is super cute. It must be very hard and take a lot of energy to do things.
Does anyone know how doctors place feeding tubes through so much of the digestive system?
It depends on how they're placing the tube but I think it's x-ray camera or ultrasound guided.
some done during endoscopy but many use xray to check placement etc
My NJ was placed under fluoroscopy. You're awake for the procedure and it sucks. Now I have a GJ so its in my abdomen now instead of my nose.
Ah I have CRPS too! It’s not fun and crying is common!
I feel that pain, sometimes I don't know if my kidney is cramping because I have 2 stones, or it's that time of the month, we chronic "painers" have a higher tolerance level for pain, sometimes it hurts but my body is inversed and my 2 kidneys are on my right side so the pain begins as a awful heartburn and them I remember (curved as an armadillo) fuck that is my kidney stones acting out.... Sometimes I even ask to my mom "I'm having pain but I don't know what it was...... Hours later I'm rolling back an forth on my bed
I have Autism Spectrum and Asperger’s syndrome and heart problems and asthma, PTSD and OCD depression and anxiety I had a feeding tube before
I have a chronic Illness (type one diabetes) and it is just so hard and really took a toll on my mental and physical health when I was diagnosed and there’s so much to do
Take it one step at a time, friend
Take a break, or ask for help if you need to. Asking for help is crucial when living with a chronic illness
Hope things get better for you!
Hugs! ❤❤❤
I have an invisible illness, good to know I’m not alone 😁
2:58 who ever you are stay strong💪💪💪💪 you can do it espcialy in these times
After watching this video, I think my brother might be autistic . He’s shown many signs in the past, and every show he watches he repeated like 5 times
the first video the tics one I have the same thing but what i say is really inappropriate I don't get in trouble which is good but people in my class bullies me because of my tics
I have gastroparesis also
I have a genuine question. For the first person doing their makeup how did they do the eyeliner without moving?
Some people can hold back tics a slight bit (although it’s not usually recommended); or chances are when they felt a tic comin on (since some of us can feel it sorta) they would move the eyeliner away.
@@Lynxitid oh okay tysm
@@paisslayz of course!
tics tend to become less frequent/severe when ur focusing on something (like doing eyeliner) so that's probably part of it
11:49
I have a similar experience to this
I’ve got ehlers danlos , and in my case caused me to be less physically capable/slower and weaker, even as a kid, i was always slower than my peers
So in one of my recent dream I was trying to climb up this jungle gym boot camp course, but I got tired almost immediately, (even with the magic bracelet, which is a reoccurring thing in my dreams for some reason) and so I just gave up,
Another thing in this dream, I cant drive , and I was put in a position where I could drive, but instead I was like **UM JESS, I DONT KNOW HOW TO DRIVE** and we swapped places,
And they drove instead
Hey that's me @ 5:10 !!!
You're so pretty! I love your piercings :^)
@@tallussy_hallussy thank you sm!!
@@cosmicredfield of course!!
18:57
i watched a show for at least 20 times 😱
I have gall stones rn they are horrible and I keep forgetting to stick to my diet 😭
Tourette’s isn’t a chronic illness tho. It’s a neurological disability
A chronic illness is a condition that lasts over a long period of time or something a person will live with all their life so Tourette’s does fall in that category although I do prefer to think of it as a neurological disability as well.
Tru tru
Also LOVEEEEEEEE THE PFP
I’m trans so ye
@@todoroki6157 I like your pfp
@@Blue_Oceanic thx 😁
Tourettes is literally a chronic illness because it lasts your entire life - the CDC and my neurologist
The first one looks SUPER game like literally
This randomly pop up on my recommended
As someone with crps, it's nice to know I'm not alone with this
I feel bad For the first one
I hope this comment doesn't receive hate cause i don't understand what it is to live with tourette's but i find the verbage hilarious.
10:43 I wonder how he got those tattoos with tics that must have been hard lol 😶😶
The first one I have the crybaby neckless !!
OMG I JUST REALIZED THAT I LOVE MELANIE MARTINEZ
@@RinneAmagisDefenseAttorney same
I have autism and i hate watching movies more than once now because I feel like there are too many movies I want to enjoy so I want to watch as many as possible. Wreck it ralph is an accepting. However when I was younger I would watch movies over an over again I thought I just really liked the movie I didn;t even think about it into relation of autism but it makes sens cus I would probably run films multiple times a day for like maybe a week and then then several times after. I remember especially doing this with mulan, kikis delivery service, the green mile, the sound of music, and the titanic XD
I watch the same TV show and movie over and over and over again. In my brain (also autistic) all of the characters seem like real people to me. I also have Maladaptive Daydreaming, so all of the characters feel like real people that I hang out with and talk to, yk? Whenever I wake up from a daydream, I just get really depressed that they aren't real.
@@tallussy_hallussy I don't have that day dreaming thing as a diagnosis but I dot that...I used to watch movies over and over when I was little but now I want to put as much into my brain as possible.
“Mine looks like a sad balloon” me to me to…
About the first girl that had tics, usually they occur when you don’t think about them or aren’t focusing on them and they are most of the time mainly vocal or motor not both.
for a lot of ppl, tics actually tend to get worse if they're talked about or focused on & get better when focusing on something (such as doing eyeliner)
also wdym by "they are most of the time mainly vocal or motor not both"?
im only asking cus most ppl ive seen / met (including myself) don't rlly have "mainly" vocal or motor tics; both types occur at around the same frequency and severity. so im just kinda curious as to where u heard that (it would be smth fun for me to research as well).
You need to educate yourself more
i think i have chronix pain. My legs have hurt bad for the last year or so, and it keeps getting worse. The pain fades in and out, but each time it gets stronger. My mom is trying to get a doctor for me, but its taking a while and my dad doesnt give a crap. My legs hurt so bad right now, my knees, inside of my thighs, ankles, up and down my legs. I think mobility aids would help, but am I allowed to use tjem? Would my father even let me? Im in pain and really upset. I just want my legs to be normal. I cant go anywhere without feeling dizzy, tired, off balance. I dont know what to do.
I am severely allergic to 6+ foods and I have never seen/heard of 18:18 happening. It's wonderful to see but also, I wonder how helpful this would really be? I feel like I'd be embarrassed, plus there's always going to be someone who doesn't listen.
Can u please do julia cimorose but I love it
7:24 I have plantar fasciitis….. uh oh.
My opinion of the video that it's sad that they have chronic illness and they are suffering.
It is, it's hard to keep positive and push through. But life is hard for so many people on this planet, we all just have to do our best.
0:01 and 3:58 Were they faking or not? I can’t tell. Lots of people fake these things and these videos end up on comps. with actual people with Tourette’s. So if anyone knows, plz let me know!
Hello, "fake spotting" is very harmful to the disabled community. It is much more harmful than anyone who could be a "faker". The whole concept of figuring out if someone is "actually disabled" or not leads to strangers thinking they are entitled to random disabled people's medical information just for them to exist in the public. I have yet to meet someone who is disabled who hasn't been accused of faking or for "being disabled for attention". I know you probably didn't mean any harm so I hope this helps :)
@@alissapace4290 Okay, thank you. I didn't mean to hurt, I just was considering people like Ticcsandroses fake their Tourretts for clout. So the girl swearing is very similar. Again, I'm sorry if I hurt anyone, I just feel that nobody should fake what some people are actually suffering through.
@@Froggy_Syd it’s okay, I know you were trying to be helpful. But now you know for the future, have a nice day :)
@@alissapace4290 exactly!
also bcus of the way that tourette syndrome / tics work makes it basically impossible to accurately tell if someone is faking & it usually just spreads misinformation (which happens with fake spotting in general).
+ it clearly shows which ppl have no clue what they're talking about
I wonder if you have tics when you are a child do you swear? If anybody knows please tell me
You can.
u can
its called coprolalia (which is any tics that involves saying obscene or inappropriate things). only about 10% of ppl with tourette's have coprolalia tics, so it's not very common
Here b4 10
Most of the people having turrets were def faking
my chronic lyme disease is just joint pain.. i feel lucky
The first one was kind of cute ngl
how did he get all those tattoos that must of been annoying with tourettes
I have mild Tourette’s and ocd which are a horrible mix may i add, and yes the first girl was proven a fake the girl at 4:00 does actually have the disorder but its not just tourettes it seems to be mixed with some other illness thats further stressing her out making the tourettes worse the laughing doesnt help ether
03:00 𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐥𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐩𝗼𝐭 𝗼𝐧𝐧𝐧
you slay and can get thro itfc
The first one sounds like a bird
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