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Sudoku Moth
by Sudoku Moth
For the time being, I'll be talking about tourette's syndrome and what it's like interacting with the rest of the world with it. How it affects other things that I experience. There will be other topics too, but this is what I'm focusing on for now.
Episodes
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Thank you. Sorry. Things will get better
I have so much more to give, and I'm getting myself back on track.
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Thank you!
It really means a lot to have you all here.
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Self Care doesn't always Feel Good
Will add full description later.
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Moving is Hard
I speak about the ways that I try to make things easier on myself at home. I was struggling to move as the title suggests and also struggling getting the app to work. This episode was recorded on Wisdom.
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The Debate Question
Does Social media cause more harm than good? I was sent this question, (most likely at random) and was hoping to hear a variety of people give a variety of answers. That's not how things turned out, but I still received a lovely guest. This episode was recorded on Wisdom Social Audio and lovely...
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Conformity
We don't all have the same beliefs, we didn't all the same upbringing. We don't all have the same opportunities. So how can we all be expected to be the same way?
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Providing Support. Part 5(Inaccessible Accessibility)
Sometimes accommodations are made, which is good. They just may happen to be poorly executed, which is bad. We won't always get them right on the first try, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't bother trying. Accessibility benefits everyone.
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Providing Support. Part 4 (Parenting and Tourette's)
I'd never assume knowing more about the child in your care than you do, simply because we may share the same condition. This is a collection of things that I think would have benefitted me when I was growing up and what other people with tourette's syndrome have told me what was helpful for them,...
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Thank you!
Thank you for starting this journey with me. The only way is up.
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Providing Support. Part 3 (Inspiration Porn and other things)
If an old friend of yours has now got tourette's syndrome or your making a new friend who's got it and you're not sure what to say or do, listen to this may help. However, always make sure that you are paying attention to what they say they need. You might need to add and subtract. Do what's best...
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Toothbrush
Just been feeling really upset recently and needed to express it.
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Providing Support. Part 2 (Avoiding Forced Intimacy)
The title may be triggering, but it describes a very real problem. If you want to understand more, you can look it up after listening.
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Providing Support. Part 1 (What not to say)
This is a heavy episode and could possibly be uncomfortable to hear for various reasons. I talk about unhelpful things that have been said to or about me because of my tourette's. It would be good to not repeat them to the people with tourette's in your own lives.
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Toxic Positivity
Being reminded of how a bad situation could be worse, doesn't make the problems go away. You can be grateful for the things that are going well, while actively trying to improve what isn't. Your problems don't have to measure up to the severity of someone else's to be worth solving.
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Freedom Pass
To any of my listeners who are disabled, I recommend that you apply for a freedom pass, (or it's equivalent, depending on where you live) just be aware that it most likely be a mind numbing process. Don't be ashamed to apply for any service you need to improve your quality of life. It does not…
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Sign the Petition
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/575370
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You have to be sure
If you are experiencing what you think is tourette's, but you are unsure, see a doctor as soon possible. Tourette's syndrome in itself is life changing. You have to be sure that what you're dealing with isn't life threatening. I forgot to mention this in the recording, tourette's syndrome is...
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Interaction and Legitimacy
Asking questions in a safe time and place is fine. Just remember that it is not your job to test someone's disability, in order to make sure that it is real. Without the correct qualifications, you have no business telling people that their disabilities aren't real if because YOU have no…
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Don't Read between the Lines
Don't take someone's tics as gospel, when they contradict what someone with tourette's actively chooses to say/do. Tics are not a sign of shyness, rudeness or wanting to dominate a conversation.
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i KnOw WhAt YoU nEeD!
Here's the follow up story I spoke of in the sexual harassment episode. It's really unpleasant to retell, in a way that the other incidents weren't. Maybe I'm just tired.
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Sexual Harassment
This is an issue I have been facing for many years. I hope whoever hears this will know that it is not their fault and has never been their fault, if they've ever experienced this treatment. It's a form of abuse and should not be tolerated. Needing help to get out of these situations is nothing…
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Being Badmouthed by Strangers
When people are both ignorant and not supportive, they assume the worst of those with invisible disabilities. It wouldn't be so bad, if they were willing to learn. Generally, they aren't. Somehow it's makes more sense to them, so make up silly theories, rather than ask. Even though asking is a...
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Brief Introduction and Explanation
Today, I wanted to start off with a small explanation of what my condition is like. Since this is the first episode, it made more sense to me to not go into a lot of depth just yet.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
For the time being, I'll be talking about tourette's syndrome and what it's like interacting with the rest of the world with it. How it affects other things that I experience. There will be other topics too, but this is what I'm focusing on for now.
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Sudoku Moth
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