Tourrettes Syndrome #1018209
Description
[Please take your time to read as this is important] Tourrettes Syndrome is a Syndrome (No poop sherlock) But anyways most people when they hear sombody has Tourrettes Syndrome they think of people shouting out bad language randomly that they cant help. But its not just that. You see i myself have tourrettes syndrome and it is not easy! Tourrettes Syndrome basicly makes you tic. But it is different for each person who has it. It can cause muscle movements, bad language, and random shouting or speech. When i was younger my legs used to swing back and i could not help it at all. Of course this caused some problems with stairs! People in my old school used to bully me so badly. The used to call me horrible names like Tourretts boy! Luckily i go to a much better school where nobody is mean to me. But just trust me Tourrettes is not nice. So please i ask you to join this group and become one of the community who support Tourrettes! Thank you.
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Aug 2026, 10:37 | 10 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by @funtycoon as measured.
Members we’ve seen
@funtycoon — Owner (rank 255)
@TheCanadianGamesNerd — Got Tourrettes (rank 254)
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Rank structure
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