Me & My Tourettes - Short Story

[@beatrice_penna]

These days have been so rough, I really needed to hear your voice and see your face. Thank you Evie, you're so special. Hugs from Italy❤️

[@a._007]

same I feel you 😭

[@Martineenitram]

Same😔...hugs 🥰

[@garretth519]

Same. Always looking forward to it

[@shjobbi]

Andrà meglio. ❤️ Ti auguro un buon 2021😊

[@beatrice_penna]

@@shjobbi Grazie cara, anche a te!❤️

[@1TLA7]

My husband has TS and he was bullies by his third grade teacher so bad that he finally went home and told his dad .... my husband's dad went straight to the school and chewed the teacher out so bad that he MADE HER CRY .... so awesome

[@hollowaychris77]

I hope that teacher got fired from that horrible experience your husband must of had

[@Eliza_Is_Weird]

This is a really good book. I knew a lot of kids who when they were 8 would make fun of this behaviour. I was friends with someone with Tourettes when I was about 8 and 9. A lot of people made fun of her until she moved school about year after we met. I haven’t seen her since but I’m sure she’s fine.

[@Eliza_Is_Weird]

When I said « who would make fun of this behaviour » I meant something along the lines of « would make fun of someone with Tourette’s » if you couldn’t tell 😂

[@imbored2227]

@@Eliza_Is_Weird oh ok I got a little confused

[@Eliza_Is_Weird]

@@imbored2227 glad I put that in there

[@imbored2227]

@@Eliza_Is_Weird so am I lmao

[@13._.1]

My tics started around 8 and 9 and some people at my school found it funny or saw it as a game. Some people would laugh, some people would avoid mentioning it at all costs. They tried to trigger my tics or give me new ones and I had my first tic attack in no time. I’m glad people are more aware of things like that now (people might just be more aware at my school but whateveverr).

[@imaniiderera184]

My little sister was asking me questions about why this person I was watching was doing their tics I couldn't explain it very well so I clicked on this video, now she knows so much about it and I even learnt more so thank you soo much and I love your channel ❤️

[@claire8690]

“try not to blink” my blinking tics: allow me to introduce myself

[@systematically_flawed585]

i just jammed my eyes closed for like half the video.

[@Loraxitive]

Ah yes people like me😂😭 Eye tics are really annoying though

[@shaunakellie6619]

My eye tics are quite new and the blinking thing has set them off so bad 😅

[@izzy_dnhi2400]

My eye rolling tics usually get me in trouble at school a lot 😃

[@moonlight7137]

aaaahhhhhh exactly, i have one where my eyes close and i can’t open them😂💀

[@pearlblueskies]

✨beans!✨ That is so adorable!! ☺️

[@dystainz]

✨b e a n s ✨

[@karlijnlike4lane]

also "the beetroot," which doesn't happen to show up here, but appears in others.

[@junioryoung6006]

This should be her merch saying BEANS

[@bricktopian]

Yeah jelly beans are especially cute

[@neeleia7823]

I love "beans" it's a nice fun word to say hehe ☺️

[@tourettesboi7606]

Hi I have tourette's too and I am happy I found someone who I can relate to

[@bilsdweeb]

my brother has had Tourette syndrome ever since he was in 3rd grade

[@imbored2227]

I only recently noticed I had tics I'm not sure if I triggered them or something but ye at the begging if the year I started having blinking tics it's nice to know that someone else has them too

[@imbored2227]

When she said go ahead pause the video try not to blink I was like no thanks I don't need to I have tic lmao I already know how uncomfortable it is Edit: wait there's mental tics. Do that's what the worrying every night was about random stuff that I highly doubt would ever happen. Thanks for clearing that up Evie I've had that type of tic for years now and never noticed

[@natroseee]

I don't have Tourette's but I also struggle with tics sometimes

[@imbored2227]

@@natroseee you might want to go to your doctor about that if you haven't already

[@driftingmikey]

I feel like Tourettes isn't talked about enough, so thank you so much, Evie for talking about it so openly. Hearing the list of the little boy's tics made me start doing them too. :) I compare holding tics in to a conveyor belt, where, if you hold your hand in front of the items coming down the line, and they build up till you let go and everything explodes.

[@OverdontFilmOfficial]

I love how you educate people and spread awareness all while having fun and brightening people’s days. So amazing♥️

[@always0tired415]

Dang didn’t realize my mental and physical stammering is part of my ticks, also Tourettes is connected to many other neurological diversity (anxiety, Aspergers, adhd, and more)

[@ThatRandomAlien07]

Yea true. I have a type of autism, and I have tourettes. I searched it up and tourettes is also connected to my type of autism.

[@local_anxiety_rat1276]

I have pretty severe adhd and have many (non tourettes)tics to the point they just shoved me on haldol and called it a day 😅

[@always0tired415]

@@local_anxiety_rat1276 you might have a tick disorder but not Tourettes

[@local_anxiety_rat1276]

@@always0tired415 thats what i said I have adhd tics

[@larafernandes6504]

I just love the vibes in her videos u get me? Feel comfortable around her

[@jay-leevanderberg8174]

This is amazing! That holding your eyes open analogy is amazing. I just am so happy the artist wrote about it

[@siannastodd7407]

Thank you! ☺️ x

[@jay-leevanderberg8174]

Sianna Stodd Oh wow you replied - that’s just lovely. Excellent book! I think you found a lovely way to explain what Tourette’s is in a way everyone should understand ❤️

[@tsogio217]

you're my spoonful of sugar during the quarantine! what an attitude Evie! hugs from Greece

[@vesperalrhino1039]

You're such an inspiration and I hope that you can live your life to the fullest even with your tourettes ❤

[@maaaaurice]

she's doing a great job!

[@vesperalrhino1039]

@@maaaaurice Definitely 👍!

[@TAREK_Z227]

Having a difficult syndrome that gives you a hard life, but as an inspiration like you you're a great person to everyone who's following your vids and enjoying it. I hope you'll have a great life. Huge respect for you😊

[@KuyVonBraun]

Hey a late Christmas present, story time with Trippy Hippie! I think this book is a great idea, helping children with tourettes learn that there's nothing 'wrong' with them & that they're just as valid as everyone else. It's great that people like you are building this community & spreading awareness. Can you imagine how hard it must have been years ago before stuff like this existed? Keep up the good work 💜💜 Edit: I'd never heard of mental tics either, I've learnt something ☺️

[@skiippiii3991]

Yes!!!!! Finally ive been waiting ages for you to upload

[@garretth519]

Same

[@antoniopetrone801]

*sorry for bad english* Thank you for sharing your happiness, I follow you since 2 weeks and i've lerned a lot of things about Tourette's Sindrome . Good luck for this channel and Happy new year from Italy!

[@poppygoodyear4917]

That was good English well done 😂

[@markvincentmaputol9998]

Thanks for spreading awareness about tourettes syndrome. You're an inspiration.

[@jjhack3r]

Dating a girl like this wouldn't be a burden at all. I would enjoy being supportive and laughing with her, not at her.

[@appleboba2758]

I’m currently in the process of getting a diagnosis for my tics and all the testing has been rlly hard...hearing ur voice was enough to make me feel so much better. Thank you :)

[@sarahjo5570]

Such a cute book. It's actually really informative in a very easy to understand way

[@hserrato91]

I love it when you read us a story! You bring so much light into my...OUR shitty days! Thank you for existing Evie! You're perfect and wonderful...Such a huge fan!

[@conniemckay9055]

I love your videos and I saw that lots of others in the comments have Tourettes and I thought this would be a safe place to share that I have had tics for around a year now and it has recently been diagnosed as Tourettes and I have felt different. I find having hiccups really hard and I repeat actions and loud sounds. Sometimes I hit my friends and sometimes I say It’s the chickens mrs tweedy. People question my Tourettes and say that my tics aren’t real because sometimes I have random tics but I have to explain over and over that I have main tics and random tics. I’m only 11. I didn’t tic to much whilst watching this because of your calming voice nd the relaxing music. If you read all of this thank you. Please like to stand up against tics and Tourettes.❤️

[@jeremiahseitz9842]

My daughter has it too, and we love your videos. I have learned so much from you, and I get it a lot better now that I have watched your list. Keep on keeping on!

[@alyciazuniga8556]

I love you evie, with or without Tourette’s 🥰❤️

[@maritstoelinga06006]

God, I love your whistles. They sound so majestic in some way 😊

[@bellasetzer1008]

your whistles are just amazing, the one you did in the beginning, was so accurate to one of the notification sounds

[@shjobbi]

The blinking analogy was so simple yet powerful, what a great book ❤️

[@domy6827]

that blinking analogy is so helpful

[@JRCSalter]

I've also described it as an itch that really needs to be scratched.

[@driiifter]

I have a mild form of tourettes and any time I see other people with it display their tics, I can feel all their tics in my body. I had someone ask me if I had tourettes one time, I'll never forget, they could tell because they also had it. For some reason my tourettes lies very dormant until I'm trying to learn or focus on something, then it just is like gahh, it made school so difficult.

[@mybrokenmindddd]

Evie is a very REAL inspiration she's AMMAAAZZIIINN in so many ways pls BE KIND if you don't understand or get what she has LOOK IT UP not hard to do I will never understand why people think we're faking our ticks and our disabilities it's because they've nothing better to do with our lives so they have to put us people down that have really big syndromes that we're facing and really big challenges with our disabilities so people don't understand and don't know they just love to put people like us down but I'm happy you're so strong and can pull through anything don't listen to the haters obviously they have nothing better to do with their lives than torture you and bring you down and you don't let that happen

[@Romy---]

I just found you on TikTok and I've been watching some of your vids here on YT. I've read a comment thread of the one where you're reading a story and had a tic attack at the same time and apparently there was a hater in the comments. All the comments of that person are deleted now so I couldn't read them, but I read the other people's replies and your replies to him. I hope you learn to ignore those trolls and haters, please, instead of trying to argue with them, because they're ignorants and have no brain, and they won't want to understand anything you say to them. You do you girl and never forget that people love you for the way you are, I didn't start to follow you because of your condition but because of your personality. Please don't let the haters bring you down. Sorry for the long text (if you read this). Take care and surround yourself with love and positivity. And just never stop doing what makes you happy.❤️

[@dougalexander7204]

Evie, you are a perfect spokesperson to help teach awareness of Tourette’s. I’m so sorry how hard this disorder is on you.

[@NinjaDragon310]

this is absolutely wild! I know ASL and I have the same mental tics at night where I finger spell words that get stuck in my head. I had no idea this was a part of my tic disorder!!

[@dreamerayden]

I watched this with my 4 year old❤️ He loved the story and I like knowing he will hopefully grow into someone who is very accepting❤️❤️ We love you ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheBrodyLopez]

7:49 Cool, I didn’t know that was a thing! I’ve noticed I almost never tic when I’m singing.

[@diegomunoz2119]

I don't use to comment on any youtube videos I don't have any social media and I don't really understand how youtube algorithm get me to your channel...and I can't be more greatfull. I knew what tourette is because of a character from an spanish youtube serie I saw many years ago but I had never knew anyone diagnosed with it and you have been really educative for me on this condition. In the last maybe 10 days I've watch all of your videos and of course I fell in love with you and your way to deal with your different conditions, also with Peter and your mom and how supportive and awesome people they look. I think that your videos are not just encouraging for people with tourettes but for everyone. I think sometimes humans have tendency to self pitty and you're really encouraging for me as one with no severe conditions to do my best, you've make my last days of the year happier. PS: I hope you're able to understand me I apollogize for my english 😅

[@diegomunoz2119]

Aaah and congrats on your art also!!!! And let me know if anyone thinks she looks like this argentinian singer kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYiUZ2ieZpJ0kKc

[@william.maclennan9061]

Dear Trippy Hippy, Thank you, for being a excellent representative. Your skills are top notch. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. And have a great New Year.

[@ashton5781]

these last few days have been really hard for me, i am non binary and i keep getting misgenderd by my homophobic family, it triggers my tics a lot cuz i get really anxious. i really needed to hear youre voice and see youre face !! thank u ! u saved my life whitout even knowing !! ❤️❤️❤️🥺🥺🥺

[@kali.raynova]

She is a strong angel I hope you have a good day ily ❤️

[@amandawarner2882]

Love you Evie. I had a really rough first Christmas since my Dad passed away this year and seeing your beautiful face and kind voice always seems to put a smile on my face. You have such a calming personality and I love your channel. I hope your 2021 brings much joy to you. Much ❤️ - Amanda

[@thistrippyhippie]

i’m so sorry it must have been so difficult for you this year. i’m glad my videos give you a bit of peace♥️much love xx

[@charleyyxx6591]

Sending love to you, can’t imagine how hard this Christmas must have been. Stay strong 💕 x

[@amandawarner2882]

@@thistrippyhippie - More than a bit of peace. I’m very thankful for all your videos ❤️🙏🏻 xo

[@amandawarner2882]

@@charleyyxx6591 - Thank you so much dear. It’s so nice to see kind and other positive people on KZbin. That’s what I love most about her fan base. So kind. Sending you much love and a blessed 2021 with much ❤️

[@charleyyxx6591]

@@amandawarner2882 I completely agree with you! All my love 💕 x

[@bobbijonkers889]

This was such a nice video! I think it’s nice how you’re talking about your mental tics and the hard things. I learned so much from your video’s, so I want to say thank you💗 xx

[@Dart.QuantumLeague]

Loved that video. Very helpfull for people that dont really understand what tourrettes really is! Thanks for Sharing all your experiences. I couldnt Do that at all, i hold my tics even in front of my Mom cuz i hate doing Them and i dont want her to judge me, so doing Them in front of camera and in front of thousands of people Watching. Cheers!

[@eloisesutton6623]

Your amazing. I'm so proud of you and how far you have come. Thank you for spreading awareness ❤

[@parker3163]

this is so awesome. I only have 2 tics that I know of. never been diagnosed with anything. but the other things like mental tics, “anxiety”, and burst of energy are all things that happen to me. very inspiring and helpful video and book

[@iiheartgrace516]

Best Christmas present ever!!! A new video by Evie

[@alexdraws9890]

Omg that eye analogy was perfect! I will be using this to explain it to people more often

[@KezziMaeko]

I tried to stop blinking, and I realized 2 things : 1) as you said it become very hard, but 2) when I did let myself blink again I was blinking non stop, like 4 times more than usual. I suppose trying to control your tick could do the same, forcing you to have even more than before?

[@overdoseiinstereo]

Youre right haha

[@_NYX13_]

thank you for continuing to spread positivity! you are so lovely, and it’s great to hear from you! i hope you had an amazing christmas as well, and that you and everyone in your home stays safe and well 💕

[@cheetahtfk7274]

I had no idea that mental tics was a thing! Thank you for teaching me something new today.

[@Soupshack120]

Some of my friends have tics and I understand that it’s hard to let out during school so at recess I let them tic hit me and they always say sorry and I’m like “you have to hold them in always in class so it’s fine” I wish it was normal for people to let out tics in class because it’s a thing you can’t control and the other kids in my school really don’t understand that and it makes me sad that people can’t understand But with people like you who try to have people understand and help other people with your content it makes me really happy :)

[@calimango7926]

This is random but I was lowkey having a panic attack tonight and watching this video calmed me down tremendously. I'm still kinda panicky, but not so much as before. Thank you ❤

[@victoriapach2152]

I'vee been very sad because my dad has to leave home for 3 months because of his work and hearing your voice and seeing you makes me feel very good. It's amazing how one person can change your mood in a second. Thanks for everything, Evie! Love from Argentina ✨🌙🌱

[@karlijnlike4lane]

the book was actually great - need to make sure my library has it. but evie you yourself are really the best possible ambassador for the condition through your self-acceptance & amazing sense of humor, the way you & also your family seem to find your infinite surprises more delightful than anything else. like you're an unintentional jokester. the wordplay that tics out is especially fascinating & funny, where it fills in the blanks with whatever completes a pattern. these are the kinds of things i often impulsively think, creating a private amusement, but your tics just shamelessly spit them out, & i think that's awesome. somehow even though I don't have tourette's, my sense of humor feels less alone & weird. does that make any sense? i really love your content, persistence, education, & attitude. I'm sure it's harder to live with than you let on, but just so you know, what you do let on is totally lovable & succeeeds in demystifying fnd/tourette's, making it easier to see the unique individual behind the tics in anyone. thank you for being!! 💚💙💜

[@abbyt8629]

I really enjoy your social media platforms. I binge watched your Tik Tok videos for an hour when I came across your account and really enjoyed all the content. I cant imagine how hard living with tourettes must be but your personality and talents truly outshine your ticks. I love your sense of style too!🌙🌙🌙☀️

[@robertcox7220]

These are my favorite videos from you is when you read books. You are very talented and beautiful. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@heathervanos8975]

That way of describing how holding in tics feels was very interesting. I never really understood before when you said it was very uncomfortable to hold them in ❤

[@juliec8587]

Sweet girl, Merry Christmas!!! 🎄 it’s so hard to see marks on your face and wonder if it was a tick attack 😔 Thanks for bringing so much understanding and compassion out in all of us. I work in the medical field and have for a decade now- and I wish all the time that people could see MORE in each other. Grateful for your bravery!! It helps!

[@juliec8587]

Well I made that comment before the end... so I guess I should say “YEAH THAT!” Beans!

[@annarapp6927]

It's been a rough patch of life for me lately, because I've been struggling with tics. These tics just came, and I'm so glad I found your channel because it's helping me out so much. If I do end up having Tourette's, I'll thank you for making me strong enough to deal with it. Looking at the way you live your life with Tourette's really gives me hope. Thank you, and I will never stop supporting you!

[@finnwillis8318]

Thank you for uploading!! I know you may have been busy but your uploads really make me smile! 🥰🥰

[@azucenagonzalez296]

Ive enjoyed these story times/ readings . Very lovely ❤️☺️

[@Dragon90815a]

I found you yesterday and have spent most of my time watching your UT videos. I also watched other tourettes videos and find it hard to listen to them. However I find listening to you to be comforting.

[@amberavalos4121]

Have similar only electric shocks never do neurological symptoms but like dyshethesia which only feel electric sensation some parts act up unexpectedly when happen cuss does happen like describe different feel more abdomen and arms and hands legs weird love the book 📚

[@merolabanoub]

You are such a wonderful inspiration to so many people, your gorgeous, kind, and strong. Love you and hope you had a great holiday ♥︎

[@violinmaster3687]

Thank you so much for talking about singing and not experiencing ticks! I found your videos a week ago and have been curious ever since. Love watching your stories!

[@levibow4124]

I really wanted to try the no blinking thing (even though I have Tourette’s) just bc I wanted to see if it’s the same feeling but then I realized I have a blinking tic and trying to hold it in would make the exercise pointless. 😂

[@darkstatehk]

The analogy of trying not to blink and the sting in your eye really made me feel how difficult that can be. I'm sat here watching your video with my 12 year old son, who had never heard of Tourette's before. He said there are some good sides and bad sides and feel is was very educative. We're going to carry on watching and have subbed :) Thank you for sharing your story! EDIT: By the way, your phrase *"In My Head Instead"* is either, a great name for a potential album of your music, or a book you may write in the future, or your MERCH!. Either way, GET IT REGISTERED! - as a Google search in those context, doesn't bring up much in those departments :)

[@danayager]

You’re so adorable...also so brave for making these videos to educate and help others understand better what it’s like to have Tourette’s. I wish I would have been as brave as you about my struggles as a teen. I had psoriasis and never wore shorts or went swimming for an entire summer in AZ (120 degree heat) bc I didn’t want anyone to see it. It was Hell (literally lol). I feel like KZbin and brave people such as yourself are tearing down societal walls and bringing people together. Much love and hugs from CA, USA 💜✝️

[@icefallssnowstorms3224]

Aww this book is so amazing! Thank you for teaching me a lot more about Tourettes Evie.

[@OMKeeper]

I CAN’T WAIT to see what you have planned for 2021!! I hope you and your family/friends have a beautiful New Year! My philosophy on life is to always be kind, so I love that the author out that in the book. We need more kind, understanding, empathetic people in this world...just like you Evie!! ❤️

[@lucy_pugs81]

I hope you had an amazing Christmas (or what you celebrate) and everything is ok! I hope 2021 will be better for all of us haha and you made me happier during the year. I’m so glad I found you because you taught me a lot about Tourette’s syndrome and how bad it can really be, also you made me laugh a lot and smile so much throughout the year! I hope everyone who is reading thing has an amazing life and stays positive ❤️😀

[@aurorasb.223]

I’m curious... how would tics react to cards against humanity?

[@itsmaybemadi]

From experience, they go absolutely insane at the thought of saying anything naughty

[@ivy..meadows7434]

Omfg I have that card game and have tics omg I wanna see what I say what I say or do. 😂🤣

[@girlwiththeblueglasses8284]

You want believe this, I’ve just been looking for videos of people playing it with Tourette’s-

[@thebrokensystem4915]

It's awkward

[@donnajocatlady3839]

THAT would be very interesting. Evie's tics are so quick and clever. I wish I could think as fast as they do! There are always excellent zingers.

[@christiansmith1568]

Definitely procrastinating at work and watching you today!

[@lovelyhuman]

You reading makes me so calm. Yes, we should accept each others differences.💕

[@taylornason218]

that was beautiful story! i’ve only had my tic symptoms for about 6-7 months but they’ve gotten a lot worse and it’s difficult for me.. but watching your videos gives me a ray of hope so thank you for that 💕

[@jacksonsisters6046]

I agree on the part where it said the first tic he did he didn't know it was a tic because my first tic i didn't think anything of it either.

[@katana47236]

Hi! I just wanted to say that you're beautiful and amazing! I also have tourettes and I know they're hard and sometimes painful. But no matter what, just keeping living life as much as you can! ❤️✨

[@additionbrown1116]

i love your videos!! i recently have been dealing with tics of my own that have developed and you have helped me more than you know.

[@crimsondeathscythe3540]

Evie, I'm glad your doing alright. And your shirt had me pretty scared for a moment. It was like 3AM when I watched this video and it took my eyes a moment go adjust and realize you had a fairly skin tone shirt on. The wrinkles and folds caused a shading effect at one point and I thought you had bruises near your neck and I got concerned. But I'm glad it was just the shirt playing tricks on a tired mind. Hope your holidays were good. And that your new year is better. Blessed be.

[@kyokajiro4900]

Before you started reading when you said beans my sister looked at me and said yes? Because her nickname is bean XD

[@magnifiekvervloekt]

you deserve all the love and support you sweet human bean ❤️ happy new year to you and your loved ones too and I hope 2021 will be kinder for you xx

[@jonathanbignall1198]

A very informative book and as you say, very good for raising awareness. Thanks for sharing Evie, you are awesome!

[@valeriaguerra5295]

i was really having a hard time and then, the notification of Evie's video, it really made my day 🥺🥺

[@Minto_-je3rw]

Can’t wait for the merch 😆

[@mollyboyce6656]

You are amazing and just keep going , remember that your in this world for a reason and we all love you so much.

[@benndoverr5233]

Thank you for sharing that book with us. The more we know the better we can be.

[@lisadoodle9949]

I just discovered your channel and absolutely love your content. I've already learned a lot from your experiences and stories. Also, you got my cats' attention every time you whistled, so they came over to see what I was watching. 😂 Thank you for the amazing videos, and keep up the hard work! Stay safe and be well!

[@quin7609]

Hi, I really enjoy your videos. I'm 17, and my therapist says I have anxiety tics. My mom is telling me to stop shaking my head, and I get really sad because I can't stop it. So, I'm really happy that there are people like you, that I can look up too! I also just came out as non binary, and my mom want my name to be Eevee because I'm short. But I wanna spell it, Evie.

[@kaylajames5845]

hey :) i wanted to comment saying it’ll get better, but i don’t know that... i’m in the same situation as you. my first noticeable tic was a head tic too. my parents and my teachers gave out to a lot for doing it which is extremely upsetting because i cannot help it and i know that but not everyone else does. thankfully my psychologist has started to help me more. at first he didn’t believe me or care so i hope 🤞🏻 that things start to look up for you :))))) you could bring it up with your therapist and ask her to help you mention it to your mom :))) happy new year !!!!

[@quin7609]

@@kaylajames5845 ty. i hope youre alright! happy new year to you too!

[@beckysimons981]

You have helped me learn so many things I did not know, thanks.

[@scottward6974]

I love this girl!!!!

[@laramaestrelli1047]

i cant imagine how hard is for people with tourette.... u are so strong you really are and im proud of it, you are such an inspiration for people that have this sindrome

[@readsamread]

Thanks for including the bit about mental tics. Can't imagine how exhausting it must be to deal with that while trying to fall asleep at night. Hope you feel fully charged soon (in a positive way)!

[@partiallyalive1284]

Hey, so I know I'm not early so you probably won't see this, but. you're amazing. You have educated me so much since I found your channel. I have been having a hard time with my recent diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome because I feel like I am faking it even though specialists and my family doctor have agreed I am not. I just wish I didn't have it. This video in particular is actually helping me understand something that happened last night: I had a huge burst of energy while playing games with family and I could not stop my legs from moving. I described this to my mom as the feeling of lightning bugs in my body zipping around. It was the strangest feeling. I've had Tics for quite a while now and I only got my diagnosis recently. So again, thank you so much for helping me through this even though you don't know you are doing it.

[@hamzahmohabir7616]

Omg I can’t wait to see what she has in store for 2021... I missed you so much and a happy New Years to you too 💕

[@arthunter92]

You’re such a kind, honest and open human...

[@sondor21]

Your videos are great, goofy, and fun. And what I love about this one is I feel like we’re having a normal conversation, it’s very good.

[@chloe.dallas]

I feel the same as Alfie when I try to hold my tics in. I always try to hold them in near my family. That’s why I am scared to spend time with them. It’s super uncomfortable. It makes me feel jittery and super anxious. 😟 I plan on telling my family about my tics soon so hopefully I don’t have to feel like this around them anymore :)

[@randycarruth5908]

I love the whistling!!!!!!!!!!! I have a stupid tick of clearing my throat

[@metalhead2878]

Evie Ur never alone u have so many people who love u and support u God bless u and Peter and both of ur families