What Tourette's Looks Like in College 📝
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- i wanted to share this recovered footage i found, as i thought it well resembled a more mild and usual day with tics! 💓
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00:00 - intro
01:23 - tics in class
07:26 - outro
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My name is Zara Beth (zeezee25 on tiktok) and I post videos about disability, neurodiversity and what its like living with Tourette's Syndrome, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and Orthostatic Hypotension. Tourette's syndrome is a neurological condition causing involuntary movements called tics.
I use my social media (TikTok, RUclips and Instagram) to advocate and raise awareness for my conditions and show what it is like living with a disability as a neurodivergent person. I am also autistic and share my sensory struggles along with my experiences with mental health disorders.
I show what its like having a disability and the accommodations I have to help my daily life. I am an ambulatory wheelchair user showing my life using mobility aids and how chronic illness symptoms change from day to day!
I am also a musician with a popular song called "She's Mine" available on all streaming services - I wrote, produced, mixed and mastered all my songs myself! I am also an artist and a writer. I love reading and I'm currently writing a novel and a book about my life!
I was a substitute teacher for a few years. My first day at a new middle school, I had a math class that had a boy with tourettes.
This was not listed in any of the paperwork I was given as a sub, so I just had to figure it out.
Thankfully I already knew about tourettes and put it together pretty quick when I saw the physical tics mixed in with the boy yelling random cuss words. The rest of the class tuned him out pretty well, which was also another clue.
It still upsets me though that there was zero explanation or warning for subs that may not have known about the condition. That kid has long since graduated, but I hope he never got in trouble from a teacher or sub who didn't understand.
we need more sub teachers like you!! i've had some pretty bad experiences with them not believing me at all so it's really lovely to hear a positive one
I have Tourettes as well as focal epilepsy and one day in class, (This was only about two her weeks ago) we had a substitute teacher and the school was supposed to tell them about my condition but I guess that they forgot? But I thought that they had and I started having very severe tics (Screaming, hitting myself, saying bad words ect.). The teacher thought that I was just a very bad behaved student… Apparently (I got this but from the people in my class) when the substitute teacher started getting mad, I had a focal seizure, meaning that I still had consciousness during the seizure, I could move my eyes and mumble words (that doesn’t make sense, by the way). Right after (according to the people in my class) I fainted. The teacher was very, very mad and sent me to the principal when I woke up… She was dragging me there but as I was still drowsy I fell and hit my head very, very badly. (I didn’t have to go to hospital or anything like that, by the way.) And now I am actually afraid of substitute teachers.
Thanks for reading until the end if you did! (I already commented this on this video but since you have a comment similar to mine, I decided to copy and paste into your reply section 😇)
@L3xi.Lexi01 Oh my gosh!! That is literal assault and negligence on the substitute teacher's part. I hope she was fired-- like fired out of a cannon into the sun, kind of fired. That person needs to never be in contact with children.
I hope that you only ever get the most kind, empathetic substitute teachers from here on out.
@@L3xi.Lexi01I have teenage twin nephews that have epilepsy. I’ve seen them get into trouble with teachers for having focal seizures in class. One of Micah’s subs physically grabbed him and shook him and yelled at him to straighten up or he’d be sent to the principals office. That of course turned a focal seizure into a grand mal seizure. The teacher then realized he fucked to massively. But it was too late. And his service dog was alerting like crazy for another student to go get help like she was trained to do. The teacher then got mad for even having the dog in the classroom. Apparently this fool didn’t understand that teenagers can require service animals and not just adults. And my SIL and I let him rather fervently that he was an asshole who shouldn’t be around other living beings. The auntie in me wanted to take him to the nearest dark alleyway. But I had to remind myself that I look horrible in orange jumpsuits.
3:42 "auhhhhhh ive forgot the word... CHEESE... not the word..." 😂😂😂😂
editing this footage i was laughing at that part 🤣
Zara you are an AMAZING PERSON ❤❤❤
I really admire how you show how hard it is with tics in college and how you share it online. ❤ Other people with tourettes must look up to you. Your so brave Zara! ❤ And I love how happy you are and how you keep smiling even when you are having a hard time!!
People who go to school with tics are so brave I could never
EDIT: I didn't realize this came off as a backhanded comment or that you don't have a choice, where I live all schools have an online option
Why thank you
It is really hard but having good friends in your class helps sometimes I feel like just dieing in class when they are bad and we are writing a test.
@@Em_theDino13 I love your profile picture!!
@@b1ueb3rrybush Ty yours is cool too!! 💗🌈
I know this comment was made without the intention of any harm but it’s a little backhanded we are just people doing what we need to do and having such a visible disability can be hard but we don’t really have a choice when it comes to to school and such(this is not intended to be rude or anything )
Ive recently been diagnosed with Anxiety disorder, and it causes physical tics in my face and neck, and for the longest time I believed I was crazy or what not, and even though I don’t have Tourettes, I still struggles with the physical tics and when I discovered you you helped me feel comfortable in my own skin
So glad that through your journey you are finding your true self, a true self is who we celebrate.
This helps me feel more comfortable with my own tics, showing that others have similar experiences. Thank you Zara! 💜
ur friend in English class seems really fun to be around :3 i feel like since graduating from school, I have fewer bad tic days. I really enjoy my job so that probably helps
I love your tics! (Not in a bad way) I find them so cool to learn more about. Especially when they are cute or funny, like your meowing tics. I understand that it isn't always a good thing, but that brought a smile to my face.
im so glad your doing better and figuring out you autism diagnosis ❤
I just found your channel, and it means alot to see someone showing and talking about what they have, because i am also a autistic teen. I used to hate saying that i was autistic and doing autistic habits in public, but im very confident with myself now. And you are just a big inspiration for me❤
Thank you for this Zara!!
Thank you Zara for this small brief insight to what it was like for you whilst in college. I think I can say for all that you are an inspiration for all of us and from me as a parent I somewhat feel proud of you, you are amazing and if you can do brilliantly at college my kids most certainly can 🤞 Thank you xx
I love how aesthetic your work is! it's so pretty
Your are amazing zara ✨✨
youre amazing zara and we love you!!
I am so glad to see that you are doing much better! Love your videos!
Love you Zara!!
Your green outfit is so aesthetic omggg💚💚💚
I’m glad you’re doing better 😊
You're so awesome Zara ❤️💞
Zara i love you!! And i like your hair it looks amazing as always😊
I love these types of videos!
yay I love the video it makes me more comfortable with my own tics also I always love your hair
hey zara, im a teen with tourette’s and for some reason watching your content my tics have gotten so much better and it helps me manage it so much. i havent have a tic attack for two month and things are going great. tysm for inspiring me both the neurodivergent and neurotypical, your awesome!!
Hey Zara,
Interesting and educational to watch. Also, i like your whole style on you, it looks good on you.🧡👍
Zara, I think you are an incredible young lady. Thank you for letting us into your world. You must be opening the door for so many who share your journey. God bless you.
Never ever change just like the rest of us your not perfect.
You are however beautiful and intelligent.
I love your sweater 🫶🏻
beautiful personality❤❤❤
Your so pretty and so brave
I was diagnosed with tourettes during my early high-school years and i stayed at that school for 2 years after that but my health took a turn so i moved to online , it helped me sooo much and my tics calmed down significantly. I cant wait to go to uni. Im taking a few gap years currently to heal and focus on my mental health but ye
Thank you for sharing ❤
Break my heart
I appreciate people with Tourette's showing off more of their daily life, be it at school, work, or just daily living. It gives us, the people who have never personally been exposed to it, a greater empathy and understanding for people with disabilities.
I whish ny tics were that good in class they never are.
"can there be simile in a metaphor" realest sentence ever🤣
It so hard for me to control my touretts I’ve tried everything but nothing rlly helped me and it’s so hard to focus in school and I feel like I hav to hide them away cuz I get embarrassed and glad your ticks have gotten easier ! As I have a lot off different ticks it’s very hard to control them all at once ❤
My experience during basic education was definitely worse than as I started growing into adulthood. Yet, my experience during basic education also wasn't quite like yours. After some time I decided to take an 18 month college course which was a much better experience than during basic education. Now one would have to know me personally to even know what I have or possibly find out.
Tbh having tics is funny as hell, most of my friends had tourettes and the stuff we got up to was insane
I have autism and tics to!
Good morning, new subscriber happy Monday morning and happy Spring day and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter
Zara your so cute ❤
I forgot what the movie was called but i saw a small short of it it just was a student in the back making random noises over and over that he cant control so the teacher pulled him over and confronted him infront the class and made him apologize for doing that when he has Tourettes and ticks and stuff but he has no diagnoses for it i really wanna watch that movie if I remember the name
Front of the class?
@@reunitingetal1327 maybe i dont know i will search that up tho and see ty
Question: So I've been cracking my hands, jaw and feet for years now. The doctor's always say that it's not specifically unhealthy unless it aches. But I feel like very uncomfortable when I resist it. Is that how it feels? 🤔
I struggle going to HighSchool with tics as people would mock and mimic me
I get tics all the time in school it's difficult but I manage to do everything kinda I have one tic specific that is so embarrassing!
Mini Storytime ☕☕
I have Tourettes as well as focal epilepsy and one day in class, (This was only about two her weeks ago) we had a substitute teacher and the school was supposed to tell them about my condition but I guess that they forgot? But I thought that they had and I started having very severe tics (Screaming, hitting myself, saying bad words ect.). The teacher thought that I was just a very bad behaved student… Apparently (I got this but from the people in my class) when the substitute teacher started getting mad, I had a focal seizure, meaning that I still had consciousness during the seizure, I could move my eyes and mumble words (that doesn’t make sense, by the way). Right after (according to the people in my class) I fainted. The teacher was very, very mad and sent me to the principal when I woke up… She was dragging me there but as I was still drowsy I fell and hit my head very, very badly. (I didn’t have to go to hospital or anything like that, by the way.) And now I am actually afraid of substitute teachers.
Thanks for reading until the end if you did! ❤❤
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Hi Zara from Bulgaria.❤
Good evening
I have ADHD and have little tics. Do tics ever get worse? Could it turn into Tourettes?
Bruh. It literally posted 2 minutes ago omggg
why hello there
@@Zara_Beth hi!😁
Hi Zara, I have been following your videos for a long time and you are such an inspiration to so many people. I was hoping you could tell me the key things you would like people to know about tics and how people who don't have Tics can support friends and family who do. I am a Media Student who has Tics and am about to make a short film to spread awareness about Tics for an assignment for the younger generation of ages 11 to 15, I hope you see this and continue to do what you do now, have a great day, Charlotte :)
Wait I seen this before 🤔
I also sit at the back in a corner! Makes me feel less self-conscious and makes me feel like less of a distraction. 🥹❤️
my friend had ticks no normal school would accept her she would swear without realising it she got kicked out send to a specilest school
I actually don't make fun of people with tourette's cuz my cousin has them so I feel bad for you and her but you're doing great
Hey zara! My birthday is March 10thmy wish is to chat with you I hope it will happen ^^. Much love
Hey Zara, can I ask you something?😂
first!!!
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GOD BLESS YOU ZARA JI MAY GOD BLESS YOU WITH LOTS OF STRENGTH TO HELP YOU FIGHT AND OVERCOME THIS PROBLEM 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Omg hi children
Hello I was just wondering how and when did you know you had Tourette’s?
If you don’t mind sharing? 😅😊❤
Go look at her other videos. ❤
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Are people ever rude to you even if they know about your condition ? Just curious
sometimes! but i've gotten better at responding / ignoring it over the years :)
@@Zara_Beth I mean you seem like a very sweet and friendly person and I don’t think you should have to deal with that but again a lot of people just like to displace their issues on others, don’t mid them 😊😊😊
So are you lesbian if so i support and im bisexual
Zara sometimes I feel like I have text in class. I’m gonna try to hold them in my stomach hurts and I know you said something about that I think I feel like I have Tourette syndrome at a very young age, but was common age to have Tourette’s syndrome, because I really wanna know.