I'm in my late 20s. My peers are in their 20s and 30s. When I explain I have Tourette's, most of them know about it, or even know someone with it. Or they've seen Bayl3n Dupree, Sweet Anita, etc. online. It's pretty chill. I'm curious to hear the experiences of people with TS who are 55+. Are your peers understanding? Is there stigma? What is it like to be "senior" with TS?
Unfortunately my original post (xposted into here) was removed from its original sub. Trying a fresh one here!
Inspired by another post I saw today - any chance Zeus’ pawrents are out here somewhere? I volunteer at YGRR in Hudson and Mr. Zeus was a very special dog to me. He stayed with us longer than most dogs because of some behavioral considerations. We bonded closely and it was so bittersweet when he was adopted.
I’m about to move across the country and, shot in the dark, would love to see him one more time. If anyone knows this lil man… 🤞
Please share if you’re so inclined!
Inspired by another post I saw today - any chance Zeus’ pawrents are out here somewhere? I volunteer at YGRR in Hudson and Mr. Zeus was a very special dog to me. He stayed with us longer than most dogs because of some behavioral considerations. We bonded closely and it was so bittersweet when he was adopted.
I’m about to move across the country and, shot in the dark, would love to see him one more time. If anyone knows this lil man… 🤞
Post is up!! This is the link