Tic Attack 1.2.23 || Content Warning || Tourette’s PANDAS

‼️content warning for this video: this can be quite upsetting for people to watch who aren’t used to this kind of thing, no offence is taken if you cannot watch the whole thing‼️
⚠️also if you have tourettes/tics i recommend skipping this video. it contains harmful & severe tics that could trigger you, make your tics worse or give you new harmful tics and i would absolutely hate that.⚠️
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hi everyone🧡 i have been really wondering whether to post this or not, it’s super vulnerable and i didn’t want to upset anyone, but i rarely show this side on youtube.
i always show baking, or just really light hearted things but that’s only like 15% of the time. the rest is pretty difficult.
i did a little video at the end to show you all that i am okay after tic attacks, it takes me a little while to recover, and i am sore and tired today.
but i’m so proud of myself for going to gymnastics after the attack and still getting things done🧡✨
it’s really important for me as an advocate to show all sides of Tourettes & PANDAS, even the sides that are hard to watch, because of course for me, it’s hard to actually go through it.
thank you for watching, yes i am okay🧡 lots of love🧡🐼
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[@madisynshore9441]

When your mom came in and put her arm between yours, it made me tear up. I'm sure you know how supported and loved you are.. if it weren't for them, you probably wouldn't have the courage to show this hard part of your life with the world. Thank you for showing us everything in the raw. You are helping people, always remind yourself that there can even be good that comes from this torture. 💛

[@shunny17]

same!!!

[@623shivers]

I also cried because I have gotten tic attacks pretty bad and also just been through a lot and my mom has NEVER been there. I'm currently having such extreme tics I'm likely going to have brain surgery. I also have a medically complex 2½ year old daughter.

[@tyrajordan4720]

i was about to say if no one said this it needed to be said. i teared up too. she has such a great support system

[@isabellaa.h]

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[@smarttechaddict]

Love your mum. Glad I'm not the only one so touched by this. Brave girl with amazing eye make up!

[@kelsiismirliesmusic]

I think it's super important that you shared this because it shows the other side of Tourette's and tics where it isn't fun and it isn't funny all the time. It can be really exhausting and really painful. I can't imagine going through this on a regular basis, you must get so tired. Thank you for sharing this vulnerable moment with us

[@Laurap01]

It isn’t fun most of the time and only rarely funny. In fact, most of us don’t say or do anything funny. It’s just annoying and embarrassing.

[@stellamadsen2046]

@@Laurap01I have Tourette’s and I agree

[@etherealegg376]

thank you for being so brave and sharing this with us, evie. it must be scary to share yourself being vulnerable. as someone who does not have tics, your content has educated me a lot. thank you ❤️

[@masterroshi2158]

I agree it shows others your not alone i don't have tourettes but i do have autism and I have one tic were when im excited or happy i will hit my head on the top shoulder fast repeatability and yes it's painful but people like evie have show me to just be my self and not let others opinions both you

[@DracoMalfoy2100]

@TheTrippyHippie I am only know about seizures are like. That's only part I can relate to/understand how they feels. Sending 🤗 support. I am Celebrating 10 Years seizures free. I wanted you to know as you would understand seizures. 💚💛💙Lot's of loving support to you Evie from over the pond ☺in Canada 🍁 🍁

[@Muftitok]

Your Mom is an absolute Angel, when she put her arm in to you dont hit urself. Also ur Dad is amazing as well. Really hope you feel better soon Evie.

[@callum_perkins3108]

you are so brave for putting this on this platform,well done.This shows awareness and thank you for doing that,🐼🐼🐼🐼🐼🐼

[@saria190]

Ive been in the medical field for some time and I think this is so important. The more awareness, the better! The medical breakthroughs we have anymore are because of videos and people who are strong enough to make them. Just like Claire did with CF, you will make a difference one day Evie. I am sure of it

[@epilepsyawareness2020]

So sorry you have to deal with this. I have a question for you if you wouldn’t mind answering. I have seizures and tics (I have PTD so I don’t have vocal tics and mine are caused from seizure damage) but I’ve been asked a lot to post vids of my seizures. I have always edited my tics and seizures out of my content because I don’t feel comfortable with the world having access to that. How did you develop the confidence to post your obvious health issues? I struggle with this a lot and I’m not sure weather I should work on it or stay private as I have been

[@AndyDeiu]

Evie has a playlist on KZbin . Check it out it’s amazing ❤

[@AndyDeiu]

@@epilepsyawareness2020 at some point you say “Facebook” it and you stop hiding. In Romania is hard if you show disabilities. Since I moved to uk I got to the point that I let the tic happen and I stopped caring what people say.

[@epilepsyawareness2020]

@@AndyDeiu thank you so much, that means a lot. I wish I had that confidence, maybe someday I’ll find it😂

[@TinaMarie1984]

Oof, Evie 😔 The smacks & punches are SO hard! I can hear the intensity. You’re right, this is very difficult to watch but I love supporting you. I’m really proud of you for posting private & vulnerable videos of yourself in the name of awareness/education 💜 Side note… it’s kind of mind blowing that you’re able to coherently speak, laugh & think all while your tics are running rampant.

[@Theamazingjustinboober]

Showed this to my best friend who had a bad attack and fainted in school today (showed her this in hospital) and she was so happy to know that someone else understood her. Evie you are a hero to many and your content is very educational to others. Thank you for sharing this. 💗💖

[@lilmeowmeow6784]

Hope your friend is okay 💜

[@annavartova845]

Yeah, I agree with your friend, it feels so calming to see that someone out there is going through the same/similar as we do. Thanks, Evie for the feeling that we're not alone.

[@tiffo2022]

The bravery to share this with the internet is astounding because people can be so disgusting and mean. But it’s so educational. Knowing when to ask for help during one, and knowing you’ll be okay is great. Your mums little comments fill me with such warmth ‘doesn’t hurt I’ve got me coat on’ and her asking if it’s okay to put the meds in your mouth so that consent is had as obviously you couldn’t have given it yourself and stuff. Glad you felt okay after this one!!

[@MyOtherNick]

This really brings tears to my eyes.. not just for your facial expression during the really heavy ticks like you are obviously sick and tired of it. Of course, you cannot help it in any way, so I can barely imagine your feeling hopeless at times.. And your mom.. Just for her to be there and hold you, having the same hopeless expression in her look.. she should get a medal for that!

[@swingbat6776]

The fact that people *still* think this is made up or that you do it on purpose astounds me. This can’t be faked. No one would want this. I’m so impressed by your courage! Sending you love and calm energy. Thank you for educating us all. ❤

[@Kaleb_leo]

You are such an inspiration, the fact that you go through these attacks and can still smile when you must be in so much pain. Thanks for teaching us what it’s like for dealing with Tourette’s, you are amazing

[@Pinky-rp6bl]

The pain in your eyes just made a tough as nails grown man tear up. I'm as hard as they come with very little compassion or sympathy (my theory is I don't want any therefor I don't give any) but you just showed some real guts and bravery. How you can regularly go through something as awful as that and yet come out the other side with a smile, gentle voice and kindness in your eyes just makes me feel humble. I wish you all the happiness and peace there is to give.

[@joygomez4942]

Our sweet Evie. I find myself trying to reach through the screen to comfort you. You are so brave. Your Mom is so beautiful. Sending you love, prayers and hugs from NC USA. 💕💕🙏🙏

[@poppyyy9575]

This made me so emotional you are AMAZING!!! the fact that people could say you are faking tourettes makes me so angry thank so so much for sharing this and everything you do

[@Its_Kmastin]

i'm so sorry you have to go thru this but also thank you for sharing and teaching us what it's like to live with Tourette's you are beautiful and we love you 💛

[@hannahxx17]

I can only imagine that after a bad tic attack you must just be exhausted. You can see the amount of energy a person is using during tic attacks, not to mention the energy required (both physically and mentally) to try and relax and calm yourself where possible must take a lot. I really applaud you for being open about this though because it really does just help people understand and be more aware and accepting. Honestly half the time exposure is the first step in people learning. I used to work in hospitals and I'm so used to see all kinds of injuries and medical conditions that I don't even notice certain things anymore. It's all just a part of life and the more people see and understand about life the more open and accepting people become.

[@Serenwen17]

I developed tics only like a month ago for the first time in my life and it has been quite tough dealing with tic attacks. I really appreciate you showing yourself being vulnerable in a tic attack and showing how you deal with it. You are really strong and you give me strength to help me adapt to the changes in my life❤

[@danieljohnson2281]

I had the same thing happen to me after getting stitches but thankfully it only lasted for 4 months i hope the same goes for you.

[@bigtittiegang]

Evie, first, you're so strong for just even posting this. Two, your parents are just as strong as you. I couldn't imagine seeing someone like my daughter, screaming and hitting herself, and know there's nothing you can do besides wait and be there for her. It's gotta be so painful, to go through and to see it. I love you guys, and I wish I could be a part of the family

[@jayfurjill]

Hey Evie, it's so nice to see you on KZbin again, I'm one of those old farts who doesn't do all the million social media stuff. But so, so sorry to see you suffer like this :( You are a beautiful person and have courage like no other. God bless you, Jill xxxx

[@whatgenderami]

your mom seems like an absolute rockstar 💜 also good on you for alerting your parents that you were having a tic attack. as others have said, you have major guts to post this online 💜 wishing you the best from across the pond

[@angeljoy4653]

I love you Evie! You’ve really helped me through my battle with Tourette syndrome and depression as well as PNES

[@angeljoy4653]

PNES seems like a funny acronym but it stands for psychogenic non epileptic seizures

[@leaving..]

Not saying its funny but who chose that acronym 👁👄👁

[@brittlebonesghost1226]

I got all three of those too. So happy to see there's others like me

[@MadMadamGrimm]

I refer to my anxiety as a marathon sitting still. Your attacks are a literal marathon! I appreciate the honest way you approach this and you do show it in a way that’s not too scary. ❤ hang in there Evie! You’re doing great!

[@DeeDeexx]

Okay, admittedly I've never seen any of your videos before. This video just popped up on my feed and I clicked on it. But honestly, my heart broke when I saw the tick attack. I have met a few people with tourettes before, and I knew tourettes can get pretty bad and harmful, but I've never seen tourettes like that before. You are such a beautiful girl, and you are so brave to put your tick attack online. Thank you for letting the world get a glimpse at what its like.

[@puddles7929]

The love your Mumma has for you is so lovely to see. I can't imagine going through this, but it makes me so happy that you have the support you do. I've been following you for years and years and literally watch you grow up! Much love to you and yours

[@elena-is-awesome]

Thanks for sharing this, that was a very brave thing to do, showing a vulnerable moment like this really proves how strong you are ❤

[@csaulpaugh89]

Thank you so much for sharing such a personal moment with us. You are really bringing a lot of awareness and hope to those of us who need it. I think this video especially makes it very clear that some of your amazing strength and bravery comes from your mom. The way she handled the whole situation, protecting you from the tics and giving you your medication, all while staying calm and caring was so special to watch. You both are so sweet.

[@miriamhappe1066]

this tic attack made me even tired and i dont have tourettes, i cannot imagine how it must feel for you. thank you for being brave enough to share this.

[@robbie-the-bee]

i've been lucky enough not to have a tic attack in a few months, my tics feel like they've been almost non-existent. i have times like this, honestly it feels really invalidating because its like.. did i ever even have tics? but you're channel really helps, so thank you for bringing this awareness, evie.

[@megandismuke5124]

As difficult as it may be to see, it's even more important that you put this awareness out there and you are so courageous for doing so. Showing this level of vulnerability is never easy but you still do it and should be proud. I do hope you are doing better now. As a side note, I love your makeup and the sunflower look you did here. 🥰 So much love, Evie. 💜💜💜

[@shjobbi]

Hi Evie, I want you to know that your efforts with sharing this part of your life are appreciated. I watched the whole video even if it got upsetting at times, but I managed to sit with this feeling and focus on your experience. I've never met someone with Tourette and your videos help me educate myself in case I do meet somebody. Thanks to you I learned the meaning of the sunflower lanyard ❤

[@JMarta]

You change our world for the better - with your advocacy with PANDA and touretts, as hard as it is watching you suffer like you do, my mind gets wider and some day I will meet someone, and Ill understand a little bit more, and make that person feel seen and accepted, no matter what they bring to the table. I have so much love for you Evie! Take care

[@eSh..]

Absolutely the most difficult “thumbs-up” I’ve ever given to anything. So difficult to say I “like” - but you’re such an amazing, wonderful person. Sharing more than I could begin to consider. Educational, caring, and a right lovely job redecorating your room.

[@stevepryce6776]

I seriously weep at the thought of you and others going through something like this. 😭 But seeing you come through it and still smiling is testament to the immense strength of character in you. 💪💪 Wishing you and your family to stay safe, stay strong, stay safe. Know that, when these attacks happens you have thousands of people holding your hand, willing you through it. Deepest respect for the rock that is your mother 😍😍

[@Mah_Millsie]

You are the most bravest person I know, you have taught me so much about panda’s and what you have to go through, keep strong ❤🥰

[@mavendorf121]

i am so sorry that you go through all of these tic attacks. i went to schools for people with severe reading and writing disabilities. and had two friends that had tourette's themselves.. i until now never realised just how serious and bad they can be.. and i am soo sorry that you go through all of this. nobody should have too go through and deal with what you do..

[@rawritsataco]

Thanks for being so vulnerable with us and allowing us to see a glimpse into how these tic attacks are for you and for others with PANDAS or tourettes

[@lisawardle4297]

That looked so tiring and painful, Evie. I’m glad you have such loving and supportive parents. I hope you had the energy to go to gymnastics and enjoy yourself. 💜

[@idalundborg1131]

I wish you didn’t have to go through this I see how exhausting and hard is it for you!! I’m so glad your mom came straight up to your room as soonest you said “ I’m having a tic attack” and she came and helped you 🥺🥰I’m so grateful for both your parents helping you and being there for u ❤️‍🩹🥺

[@life_als]

Evie you're so brave. I had to skip some of this as since a severe mental health episode my anxiety/ocd tics got really bad and still are and I could feel them starting. Love you for raising awareness thank you💛💜

[@laurahinschberger6575]

17 minutes.... And I'm sure we don't see it all of the ticks attack, you must be so tired after this, you have so much courage, thank you mama you're truly the best ! I know you don't have the choice to endure it, but you really just a warrior, sending hugs

[@masonkilgore905]

Thank you for sharing your raw life 🧡 I can't imagine being so brave and resilient. You're so amazing, I love that you are a gymnast, an artist, an animal lover, an author! You are so many things. Your tourettes/pandas journey as well as your life is inspiring.

[@ItsameDrew]

I can only imagine how this must affect you, but thank you for sharing this part of your life with us. i wish you nothing but the best

[@user-uk9hw3np1b]

I am sitting here crying because I’ve felt this in some sort of way. And I am so grateful that you shared this. I know it must have been hard but we are all here to support you. Sending so much love 💕

[@sbcwmas1688]

You're super courageous, putting your most vulnerable moments on the internet. I don't think I'd ever be brave enough to do that. Stay strong, Evie. You've got this, and we're all here for you. ❤🐼

[@maltenburger7319]

HI SBCWMAS!!!

[@calliopebookish2287]

Thank you for being brave enough to post this Evie

[@thistrippyhippie]

thank you so much❤

[@nanetteisontheinternet]

Thank you for spreading awareness. Tic attacks look so exhausting, you are so strong

[@MrShtrudL]

I appreciate so much your authenticity! That is incredible that you bring out this content, it is so rare, and it is raw and human and just great to see and experience. Thank you so much

[@jarofdirt4747]

I appreciate so much the warnings you put on this video, for the potentially triggering content. I love love love watching your content, but I do have harmful tics sometimes, so you putting the warning on there means so much to me. I'm not going to watch the whole video, just a bit in the beginning, but I just wanted to comment this and show my support to you. Stay strong Evie

[@BlackFox15]

I can't get over how much of a sparkling person you are. I hope your video helps others in similar or equally demanding situations realize that they, too, can be lovely and whole even when life is unfair. ... I freaking love your bedroom. No lie, green walls, fairy lights, and a succulent in a tea cup here 😊.

[@saraaiken4671]

Poor thing, probably wakes up with bruises and a sore head. Damn. You got this boo! You’re beautiful and I love your style! Also, pandas are my favorite too! 🐼🖤❤️

[@elenaoakes8494]

I’m so sorry. I have multiple chronic illnesses and can’t imagine how difficult and exhausting this must be! Sending so much love❤ thank you for spreading awareness and showing the reality of living with your condition!

[@friendlyhostile]

hearing you talk about your seizures and tic attacks connection makes me feel seen. i had a tic attack seizure combo thingy today and it scared me since i havent had a tic attack in so long. i hope you’re doing okay and i hope you feel better if you arent okay. love you sm

[@carrieross8987]

Bless your heart. That was exhausting. I know you have to be worn out plus sore. My heart goes out to you sweetie. Prayers for a cure. ✌️🫂💜

[@nerveendings]

This really means a lot to see other people going through this. I started ticing about 11 months ago and they've been getting increasingly more intense/complex very quickly. I'm currently waiting on a referral to neurology and have started a low dose of diazepam as and when I need it. But still I was joking with a colleague today about getting whiplash from trying to answer an email while my head was whipping back and forth. It's just difficult being the only person I know irl atm who has tics, and your openness and vulnerability give me the confidence not to be ashamed of them (or at least try not to!). Thank you a million

[@marcushemmye1458]

Feeling helpless watching. Your parents are incredible.

[@KitKat2233]

Thank you for continuing to spread awareness! I’ve been watching your videos for years. Keep staying strong!

[@christpussy]

you and your mom r both so fucking strong, thank u for always sharing openly and spreading awareness.

[@shellymtisza4319]

ur bredroom is really beautiful i like it.

[@petersmith5363]

So sorry to see you in this state. It was quite upsetting to watch, but pleased to see you came through it in the end. You were on really good form in your recent videos with your two young friends and your deaf friend. Your tics were really calm then. Sadly, tic attacks come along and bite you on the bum when you least expect it! Hope you're feeling better now. Virtual hugs!

[@thistrippyhippie]

yes, sign language really reduces my tics❤️

[@cubitonto]

i don't know if it's only me but when i have a tic atack my tics get more calm when i hear other persons, and i feel in company with videos like this

[@viibinkyla3720]

You're incredibly strong. Watching this had somehow really made me feel better about my anxiety attacks actually. I'm autistic so when I panic I stim really bad which is what I call electricity in me too. Just thank you for being so open and raw and sharing your coping mechanisms.

[@margreetakerboom285]

My heart aches for you seeing this side of Tourette's. I can't imagine what it must be like for you and for those around you to see this. It made me tear up, and I'm not even family. I think you're so brave in showing all different parts of your life, the good AND the bad. Well done.

[@joannafoster5331]

This is so hard to watch because as a mother I just want to scoop her up an hold her close an take all the hits for her. It's got to be the most horrible heart wrenching scene to experience as a parent an not be able to fix your child. You are so strong an I'm in awe of how you still manage to smile and educate thru something so painful and life changing. I'm sending all my love support an prayers your way an I know this was posted a while ago and I hope things have gotten easier for you sweet girl. ❤

[@Tori0770]

This brought me to absolute tears...You my sweet are the definition of a warrior and your mum a hero ❤️. You are such an inspiration even to someone not suffering with a debilitating disorder like tourettes. So much love for you and your parents ❤️

[@georgebusby6466]

I admire your pure raw courage in releasing this small slice of your life. It allows us out here to appreciate you even more. If there is anything an old American veteran can do for you, you have but to ask, and if I am able I will do whatever you want. Much love from USA.

[@iwatchforknowledge2766]

This video! Saddens me that you have to go through this ordeal, yet inspires me by your strength and resilience. You are an incredibly strong young women and an amazing role model.

[@jayfurjill]

And you just have the best parents, especially mum - it must be so hard for her to see you like this but to see just how committed to you and your wellbeing she is, I can see where you get your strength from :)

[@jerzeegirl4043]

Hi my love. I haven't watched in a while, and this video broke me. All i could do was cry. I'm so sorry. I would do anything in the world to help take this away from you. I've never seen an attack so bad. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Sending light and love.

[@kricket8801]

Thank you for sharing this. It helps show that tourettes and all that aren't just a joke. It's really a lot for the individual and should be taken seriously. Also, an elbow brace can help keep from hyper extending the joint during that particular tic. Like one with metal hinges on the sides I mean.

[@thistrippyhippie]

yes my mums actually mentioned that, we might look into it, it really felt like it could just so easily snap. thank you💙

[@kricket8801]

@This Trippy Hippie I'd recommend it. They're sturdy and have the intentional design to prevent hyperextension of the joint during rigorous activity. I think that qualifies for sure 😄

[@thistrippyhippie]

@@kricket8801 does it still allow movement though? if you have any links i’d really appreciate it💚

[@kricket8801]

@This Trippy Hippie yea they should, it's just like a chemist store brace here in the u.s. ace bandage brand makes a lot of them. Unfortunately it'll be the most expensive one but they allow for regular movement just not hyper extension. All my joints hyper extend too often so I keep an eye out in the otc brace section.

[@kricket8801]

Not more than around 25$ u.s. so maybe like 30 to 40 pound there? Not sure the conversion is accurate but Amazon should have them if you don't go out much. Any links I provide would be for the u.s. 😅

[@elizabethjeannorman4197]

Is oddly comforting seeing someone experience something that I myself have been having trouble navigating. I have been having seizure episodes on and off for the past couple years, accompanied with an onset of ticking, but haven’t had the resources to get proper medical help. This all has been rather spooky. I’m very lucky to have a partner who understands and is able to redirect and help me stay safe. I love them so very dearly :’)

[@Sandstar942]

Oh how I want to hug you and your whole family. Thank you for continuing to let us into your story. 💕

[@smbrumbaugh]

Thank you for educating us all. This is all such a mysterious ailment, and something most of us only know from the movies, really. And, the world would be a better place if all parents were as caring as yours clearly are. For me (as a parent myself) when she stuck her arm between yours and then later held you to help try and slow the tics, that pretty much summed up what parenthood should be. Go mom!!

[@chloedenys76]

I love how everyone in this chat is super supportive and loving. I hope this changes a few hater's minds about Tourette's because they see some people fake it and then throw people like you in the pile acting like everyone with this disorder is faking which is simply not true. Love you Evie stay strong :3

[@victoriagentry8947]

It is very heartwarming seeing your family are there for you 100% and your mom is amazing. Must be genetic. Thank you for sharing something so very vulnerable and not easy.

[@rinwesley3092]

That was really rough. I know you’re a fighter, but I can only imagine what a toll these random attacks have on you. Praying for your healing and happiness, Lovely one. 🙏🏾

[@charlotteeee3854]

In My DNA is such an emotional and powerful song. I wish Max and Harvey had more recognition. It's lovely to see you using it as comfort during such a hard time. Sometimes I listen to lofi hip hop music to calm my tics down, it helps immensely. I love you so much Evie💗 I wish I could give you a big cuddly hug and tell you that it'll be okay😭💜 (when the tic attack is over ofc!) People don't always realize just how severe and debilitating tics can be. The world is lucky for you💕

[@Rotund_Eli]

I have so much respect for you. You are doing such an amazing job at spreading awareness whilst also being very aware of other people. You go out of your way to learn things about other disbilities to help spread awareness for those as well. I'm autistic with ADHD and whilst it isnt the same, I imagine it may feel similar. Whenever I have meltdowns I get rushes of energy throughout my entire body, especially in my arms, legs and neck, which is what causes a lot of the harmful behaviour seen within meltdowns (hitting things, pulling hair, kicking etc) and it is not something that can be controlled, if you do try to control it it just gets worse. I can't imagine how frustrating it must be to experience that 24/7. You are an insanely impressive person and I hope that one day more people strive to be more like you.

[@LILFR34K59]

Stay strong, your the best! You got this. Whatever you go through your fans will be there for you. Remeber that❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kawaii58204]

Seeing it get worse like that honestly broke my heart, my eyes filled up it this must be so scary for you, I’m glad you’ve got loving parents to help and support you ❤

[@merauble6658]

You're very brave endure and post this. Much respect. And your mum is amazing, I cried when you made such a determined effort not to hurt her. Thank u for the outtro, I'm glad you are OK x

[@dougtherugg]

Thank you so much for sharing this side of the condition. I was not aware it can get this serious and I am sorry that this happens to you

[@alexwilliams5223]

Thank you for being so open about this it couldn't of been easy X the more awareness the better all my love Evie

[@connorperry4071]

I didnt know tourettes has physical tics like hitting yoruself. It was very hard to watch but i appreciate you sharing to help others understand

[@ellisravenhall8944]

I won't watch the video due to having TS myself, but thank you for raising awareness of the reality of tic attacks ❤️

[@sarah-janecollins330]

This was devastating to watch, I was crying for you by the end. Thank you for letting us know you were ok after and thank goodness you have the most amazing parents to care and support you x

[@simonmcglary]

By putting this out there you are raising so much awareness of your conditions. Too often people hide these things and as a result no one can learn how tough these things are on the individual and their loved ones! Greater awareness can bring better support and understanding.

[@lilianacervantes5941]

i love videos where u explain tics and tourette syndrome it makes me cry but i’d like to know more

[@5142Katie]

Thank you for sharing your vulnerability with us. I'm Glad you're feeling better after the attack and hope you were able to go to gymnastics. Your mum is such a blessing. She knows just how to handle these situations now and doesn't show panic/fear. Just unconditional love and compassion ❤️

[@simonewheeler5382]

I think you are amazing in both your bravery and honesty with your videos. My heart goes out to you it must be difficult watching yourself being so vonerable (sorry for my spelling I’m dyslexic). I also think your mum needs a big hug and praise. Being a mum myself I know how hard it is seeing your child go through something that you can’t do anything to stop. You and your family are awesome. Much love and prayers for you.

[@yms4355]

Im getting tested for PANDAS, I had bad infections all of my childhood, almost every month. I'm allergic to all antibiotics now... Thank you for this content. I have similar tics, slow and deliberate looking. It's easier for me to just shut myself from the World than to have to explain EVERY single movement I make. It's exhausting. Thank you.

[@Bearingz]

I don't know what to say other than thinking of you and your beautiful soul and I'm glad you have amazing loved ones who support you during the good and the bad. x

[@keyboardsmash1231]

Sending so much love :( Its hard to post things like this where people can be so quick to make assumptions and judegemnts, and especially on a platform like this where haters basically are ignored (by yt). You are such an inspiration and I have so much respect for you, and i hope that the soreness goes away quickly.

[@jamichelletheharris]

I just wanted to reach through my phone and hold you tight!! You are a WARRIOR, Evie! Sending so much love! ❤❤❤

[@EludingRu]

Gonna skip this one bc my tics are super awful today but thank you for posting Evie 💞

[@EludingRu]

Also singing for me helps during tic attacks but it doesn't stop the tics completely. Trying to stay as calm as possible yk.

[@idalundborg1131]

Your dad was so sweet when he came in asking if you needed help!! 🩷 and your mom helping you too ❤️ your parents are absolutely amazing

[@blueriver.]

Thank you so much for sharing this - you're so bloody strong for doing so. I totally agree with you that it's important to show this side of disabilities where people feel able to because there's so much misconception around disabilities and ignorant people thinking 'it isn't that bad' or that 'disabled people need to always think positive' like no - it can be freakin tough and ableist society needs to accept that >.< Also i just wanted to say - im sure your hypermobility adds so much more pain/complications to your conditions that a lot of people/professionals don't pay attention to (just cos thats what happens to me -.-) so i just wanted to say - I can see how freakin scary and painful this was for you and how it's made even worse by hypermobility (among other things) and that i really recognise that 💗 Like, it's likely not your main concern in this scenario but just the general effect it has in life is an additional thing you totally don't deserve to have to deal with! Thank you so much again for sharing this - sending much love and appreciation your way :3

[@HighPlainsDrifter979]

That made me so sad because you are such a happy uplifting person.

[@GTSCRD]

I have just found your channel, as someone with Tourette's I didn't watch the entire video but sharing your experience is so so important and this video really hit home. The hands behind the head and head in lap is so real. I also tend to sleep after tic attacks they're so exhausting man. It's comforting to know other people understand how it is. Stay safe and I hope you have a good day

[@ABH9533]

you poor poor thing its unreal what you have to go through it must be so tiering you are so brave for showing what this illness is like to live with your amazing hope thing get better for you keep doing what your doing and showing what its like to be in your shoes hopefully it will help people who have this illness and the people who dont understand what this is to learn more.🧡