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Tag: Tourette’s Syndrome

By Rachel M Posted on February 25, 2016February 25, 2016

Praise for the NHS

We’re all very healthy and haven’t had much need for the NHS since we moved here but the school asked us at the end of last year to organise an appointment … Continue reading Praise for the NHS

Categories: JournalTags: asd, autism, NHS, psychiatrist, psychologist, schools, special needs, tourette's, Tourette's Syndrome
By Rachel M Posted on November 15, 2012

Earthquake strengthening, Tourette's and Team Work

I snapped a photograph of this building in central Auckland last week because not only does it look beautiful, but I think it has the most effective earthquake strengthening I’ve … Continue reading Earthquake strengthening, Tourette's and Team Work

Categories: Auckland, Earthquakes, PhotosTags: earthquake strengthening, team work, Tourette's Syndrome
By Rachel M Posted on September 17, 2012

Unique and eccentric = good

Daniel is better this week. The tics are still there but less pronounced and with longer periods of relaxation between them. I told him late last week that it was … Continue reading Unique and eccentric = good

Categories: UncategorizedTags: autism, children, tourette's, Tourette's Syndrome
By Rachel M Posted on September 15, 2012

Tourette’s Syndrome

It has been a tough week. We suspect Daniel has Tourette’s syndrome. He’s always had a tic – involuntary movement – of some sort, and over time, it has changed. … Continue reading Tourette’s Syndrome

Categories: UncategorizedTags: tourette's, Tourette's Syndrome

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