A lot of people discriminate against this show because of the inaccurate representation of certain mental illnesses/disorders, but speaking as someone who has Tourette’s they did a pretty decent job at representing the disorder Edit: I don’t agree with the discrimination and I think the entire reason why people dislike it so much is because Shaun doesn’t mask his autism
I teach in Bible school for toddlers and small children, my class is highly unwanted by other teachers because we have many neuroatypical kids and, considering their ages, they find very hard to express or control their feelings, and many of them act as this show. Also, I'm in med school (TWO LAST YEARS YAAAAAS!!!!) and plan to become a psychiatrist and, again, many of the patients I see act just like this show. The problem is not a bad representation, it's because people want to see themselves or what they believe to be representated, and anything else is considered misinformation and disrespectful
I’m autistic and maybe this is a weird comparison but people always hate it when others let their cats out. Yes they could die but so could people at school. It’s a risk to take. I think it’s just cruel for previous strays to be fully indoor or need a leash to go out when they want to be roam freely outside. I tried to take care of a stray and it wouldn’t stop meowing because she wanted to go outside and be free but get the free food and drinks so I released her and she was more happy. Cats have free will just like humans. Some strays actually prefer indoor life and don’t care about going outside again and that’s fine but for the ones that want to go outside, let them go outside. I think it would be hard for any parents to see their child go through bullying but if the kid is willing to try again at the same school or school then I think they should let them
As someone with tourettes this is so accurate, I developed mine at 15, the bullying was fun but my tics had faster come backs than my slow processing and social anxiety ever could and since I have coprolalia (the swearing etc) it would be very colourful. After I made a few students cry and obviously felt bad and would apologise post tic and was obviously trying to stop the tic which you can visually see hurts like hell, they stopped Edit: hey guys, thanks for the support when it comes to the comment telling me to "stop using tourettes as an excuse to make other people cater to my needs and do better" but I want to add something. Some comments, while well meaning, could come off as on the verge of bullying this person back. While I appreciate the support your providing instead of targeting someone that is obviously misinformed on the matter try and use your comment to either share your experience with having tics or educate on what having tics is like. Just because someone starts of misinformed doesn't mean they are stupid and unable to learn. All it means is they are nieve to the subject and need to be taught. Again thank you for the support, many of you have already done this and I appreciate it but this is for those directly criticising someone who didn't realise they were saying something wrong.
what do you mean apologize post tic? do your feet not work? can you not walk away? If sounds bother them so much, they can also walk away. This “oh somethings wrong” so the world should cater to me is bogus. I have cptsd and I have to adapt just like everyone else. Maybe stop using it as an excuse and actually do better.
@@edithmorrison6411 erm my tics come out of no where and I don't always know what they will say or do. I hate when I upset or hurt people so would apologise as I literally can't control them as tourettes is an issue with the brains communication. My tic control my life but I try not to impact anyone else with them
@@edithmorrison6411 TF are u going off for dude? Where did they mention needing somebody else to cater to their needs they literally said that they were willing to hurt themselves to get their tics to stop hurting somebody else’s feelings. Like what?
My Dad has Tourette’s syndrome, and he was picked on relentlessly by the kids around him. But his parents never treated him any different. They supported him and helped him get through life the best that they could! He’s in his mid 50s now, and he is a retired police officer, a he was/kinda still is a volunteer firefighter, AND an experienced paramedic. And he’s currently on his way to becoming a doctor.
@@a.t7156 I’m happy to hear it worked out for you, at least you have a better understanding. I’m sorry if any bullies made fun of you, I know it’s not your guys choice.
The mom is kinda right within reason tho, i wouldnt take my child out of school completely but id at least change schools, i dont want my kid around people who put them in the hospital in need of surgery or anything else either, ofc my kid needs to be better than to egg someone's lockers but im not gonna put their life at risk either
In the end, she doesn’t have Tourette’s. She has a brain tumor and that is what’s causing her tics and seizure. They decide to do surgery to remove the tumor and in the end after the surgery her seizures and ticks are gone.
As a special education teacher, I was testing a student (who wasn't in my regular class) and I asked him quietly if he could stop making a repetitive noise in the class as it was disturbing other students. I WAS SO HONORED when he told me: "Actually, I can't because I have Tourette's." Again, I was touched and honored that he chose to confide in me that I thanked him a bazillion times and promised to stay right by him until he finished. This was a brave little boy!!
We taught my DD to say “I have Tourette and I can’t help my tics. You can help me by ignoring them.” She was formally diagnosed at 7, but had been tic-ing since she was 4-it started with eye blinking, then stomach pushing, then vocal tics started. She is 13 now and has a 504 plan because she does not want to take tests where her tics can disturb others. She advocates for her accommodations. I’m a special educator as well, so I taught her to make sure she knows exactly what is on the 504 and what she is supposed to have. Her tics are diminishing so we are hoping that after puberty her tics will resolve (rule of thirds).
My oldest has tourettes. It started when she was 9 along with a few other medical conditions. She was bullied in 5th and 6th grade but by only one girl. She asked to be homeschooled for 7th and 8th grade but returned in high school after being accepted to a school of the arts.
I was also wondering about the egging thing too - may be a teenage response but seems like one of those “blatantly get me in trouble” kinda things most kids would avoid, but if your decision making or sense of risk is impacted by a tumor that makes more sense
@@margaretgarana911 things got better as I grew up... I still have many problems, for instance I am always humming in a low volume... its annoying... for others around me, my brain filters my own sounds
@@m49359 my entire family had a few psychologists go to the school principal and all the "managers" every year to explain about my conditions... School staff would do nothing... The principal kind listened to my family though, made things less worse but still, it was hell... The teachers on the other hand... well let's just say they didn't do much to help... And one in specific had the "brilliant idea" to say to all my classmates basically that I was mentall retarded...
One of my buddies had tourettes and he went to the dentist one day and they found a growth in his xrays. He then went to the doctor and they scanned him and turns out bro had one in his brain. They removed the tumor and his tourettes happened to disappear. He kinda misses having it😂
It is so good to see TS, Tourrette Syndrome, being treated like this, in the open! When I was diagnosed this syndrome was not common, its good it can be now treated like this, so people can wath this, relate and get "treatment"
She's so beautiful bless her heart❤mom has to trust her daughter 😢watching her go through bullying is heartbreaking im sure but she's a strong young woman who knows what she wants and she wants to be "normal"😢I can tell she's a joy to be around TV show or not😊
My mom did the same but her reason was she was SA in 6th grade which made spiral and think it would happen to me i ended up in severe depression and ended up SH that's only when she realized I was depressed and needed to leave the house and go to school
Atleast she isn't a punk though. Some kids dont want to go back because they are being bullied. She's willing to go back because she's a fighter. Not weak. And I'm not saying just throwing punches. She's strong enough to endure it. Wish anyone who was bullied had this toughness. It be our fears that hold us back. She saying f that
I'm epileptic with rather small scale seizures (eye flutters and absent seizures) and as a kid I had a tick where my head would violently jerk back when I had my eye flutters. Thankfully with the help of medication we were able to retrain my brain and I no longer have the ticks which would seriously hurt my neck and I'm pretty sure was the cause of the blood vessels in my neck being nearly twice the size they should have been causing my seizures to worsen and severe migraines every day (which thankfully have also gotten better)
My best friend in school got tourettes when she was 13/14. We were both bullied before. Than she was diagnosed our principal put her under her protection, so to not have scandal at her school for bullying a special child... It was aweful being the only real target from than on... Couldn't blame her for it either... But I swapped schools three years later and we lost contact.
I feel this As someone whos only kinda normal was shcool got taken home im now stuck at home super lonely feel like my social development has been effected its been 4 years and those 4 year were my mid and late teens i dont get to hang out with people my age in a small town im afraid i wont ever find love or more friends
My aunt just got told to leave the doctor room when she keep answering the doctor for her 23y.o son who's normal and capable of doing everything by his own. I feel so happy to hear that tho. You can be a mother but you need to realise your child will become an adult someday and you need to stop speak for them everywhere.
I love how i never seen the show but i somehow know it will include every single mental, physical, emotional, and Neurological disorders and etc that it can and is aloud to
The laugh at the end actually made me chuckle a bit. I hate to say it, but it felt like she actually wanted to laugh a bit. Please, don’t kill me for it.
The only time i ever got bullied for tourette's was by a teacher. Kids never messed with me, i was quick to anger as a kod and i guess that atuck with me all the way through high school. This was the Early 2000s
My mum would piss me off never letting me have my own voice. It made me faver my dad over my mum because he wasn’t ever stressed crying in my ear making everything worse
I understand why the mom act like that but she is going to hurt her in the long run, cause even if the mother finds the way to be with her all the time which is horrible she will die long before her daughter and it may be to late for her to learn how to live 😅
I am really surprised as to how accurate this is! However, the title of the video is completely false. We don't enjoy our tics most of the time, so please don't make it seem like we do.
I got muscel spasms from brain damage. I ran such a high fever that the protein in my brain started cooking itself. Now the muscle spasms are mostly on my left side and I was bullied because of it. I was fidgeting with something my dad made me out of stainless Steel. My bullies were laughing at me calling me ticki Georgie and I threw the bit at them hitting the leader in the mouth and just picked it back up. Sorry for the tick hope your OK in my best im sorry voice. They couldn't say I didn't twitch because I felt a jerk in my neck muscles causing my head to go side ways. They then never bullied me again. Mom even bought me my favorite ice-cream for standing up for myself
Moms can't be everywhere every time, but you can be there when they need you
A lot of people discriminate against this show because of the inaccurate representation of certain mental illnesses/disorders, but speaking as someone who has Tourette’s they did a pretty decent job at representing the disorder
Edit: I don’t agree with the discrimination and I think the entire reason why people dislike it so much is because Shaun doesn’t mask his autism
Well, that's good! /gen
Oh, I dunno - they did a bang on job representing the different forms of autism.
I'm autistic and I feel like they did a great job representing autism from the clips I've watched
I love the good doctor I had 2 aynursum and stroke at a young age 11years totally blind in my right eye
I teach in Bible school for toddlers and small children, my class is highly unwanted by other teachers because we have many neuroatypical kids and, considering their ages, they find very hard to express or control their feelings, and many of them act as this show. Also, I'm in med school (TWO LAST YEARS YAAAAAS!!!!) and plan to become a psychiatrist and, again, many of the patients I see act just like this show. The problem is not a bad representation, it's because people want to see themselves or what they believe to be representated, and anything else is considered misinformation and disrespectful
As someone with tourettes I certainly got bullied but being taken out of school would've been the worst thing
I’m autistic and maybe this is a weird comparison but people always hate it when others let their cats out. Yes they could die but so could people at school. It’s a risk to take. I think it’s just cruel for previous strays to be fully indoor or need a leash to go out when they want to be roam freely outside. I tried to take care of a stray and it wouldn’t stop meowing because she wanted to go outside and be free but get the free food and drinks so I released her and she was more happy. Cats have free will just like humans. Some strays actually prefer indoor life and don’t care about going outside again and that’s fine but for the ones that want to go outside, let them go outside.
I think it would be hard for any parents to see their child go through bullying but if the kid is willing to try again at the same school or school then I think they should let them
As someone with tourettes this is so accurate, I developed mine at 15, the bullying was fun but my tics had faster come backs than my slow processing and social anxiety ever could and since I have coprolalia (the swearing etc) it would be very colourful. After I made a few students cry and obviously felt bad and would apologise post tic and was obviously trying to stop the tic which you can visually see hurts like hell, they stopped
Edit: hey guys, thanks for the support when it comes to the comment telling me to "stop using tourettes as an excuse to make other people cater to my needs and do better" but I want to add something. Some comments, while well meaning, could come off as on the verge of bullying this person back. While I appreciate the support your providing instead of targeting someone that is obviously misinformed on the matter try and use your comment to either share your experience with having tics or educate on what having tics is like. Just because someone starts of misinformed doesn't mean they are stupid and unable to learn. All it means is they are nieve to the subject and need to be taught.
Again thank you for the support, many of you have already done this and I appreciate it but this is for those directly criticising someone who didn't realise they were saying something wrong.
Glad you stood up for yourself.
what do you mean apologize post tic? do your feet not work? can you not walk away? If sounds bother them so much, they can also walk away. This “oh somethings wrong” so the world should cater to me is bogus. I have cptsd and I have to adapt just like everyone else. Maybe stop using it as an excuse and actually do better.
@@edithmorrison6411 erm my tics come out of no where and I don't always know what they will say or do. I hate when I upset or hurt people so would apologise as I literally can't control them as tourettes is an issue with the brains communication. My tic control my life but I try not to impact anyone else with them
@@edithmorrison6411 TF are u going off for dude? Where did they mention needing somebody else to cater to their needs they literally said that they were willing to hurt themselves to get their tics to stop hurting somebody else’s feelings. Like what?
@@edithmorrison6411what is bro yapping about???
My Dad has Tourette’s syndrome, and he was picked on relentlessly by the kids around him. But his parents never treated him any different. They supported him and helped him get through life the best that they could! He’s in his mid 50s now, and he is a retired police officer, a he was/kinda still is a volunteer firefighter, AND an experienced paramedic. And he’s currently on his way to becoming a doctor.
Wow. Kudos to your dad
@@valeriesrtaskey9208 He’s a big inspiration for me tbh
Your Dad sounds like a great natured fighter and survivor.
Sometimes mamas need to learn to let their kid handle it. Tsk tsk mama, be better.
Yuh
"I'm a peacock! You gotta let me fly!"
True, as someone with tourrets if I wasn't allowed to learn how people will react I wouldn't have learned how to change their opinions.
@@a.t7156 I’m happy to hear it worked out for you, at least you have a better understanding. I’m sorry if any bullies made fun of you, I know it’s not your guys choice.
The mom is kinda right within reason tho, i wouldnt take my child out of school completely but id at least change schools, i dont want my kid around people who put them in the hospital in need of surgery or anything else either, ofc my kid needs to be better than to egg someone's lockers but im not gonna put their life at risk either
In the end, she doesn’t have Tourette’s. She has a brain tumor and that is what’s causing her tics and seizure. They decide to do surgery to remove the tumor and in the end after the surgery her seizures and ticks are gone.
Thank you!🙂
Thanks! I was hoping for a summary of what happened!
As a special education teacher, I was testing a student (who wasn't in my regular class) and I asked him quietly if he could stop making a repetitive noise in the class as it was disturbing other students. I WAS SO HONORED when he told me: "Actually, I can't because I have Tourette's." Again, I was touched and honored that he chose to confide in me that I thanked him a bazillion times and promised to stay right by him until he finished. This was a brave little boy!!
We taught my DD to say “I have Tourette and I can’t help my tics. You can help me by ignoring them.” She was formally diagnosed at 7, but had been tic-ing since she was 4-it started with eye blinking, then stomach pushing, then vocal tics started. She is 13 now and has a 504 plan because she does not want to take tests where her tics can disturb others. She advocates for her accommodations. I’m a special educator as well, so I taught her to make sure she knows exactly what is on the 504 and what she is supposed to have. Her tics are diminishing so we are hoping that after puberty her tics will resolve (rule of thirds).
My oldest has tourettes. It started when she was 9 along with a few other medical conditions. She was bullied in 5th and 6th grade but by only one girl. She asked to be homeschooled for 7th and 8th grade but returned in high school after being accepted to a school of the arts.
I was gonna say, the laughing and twitches could be pseudobulbar affect.
I was also wondering about the egging thing too - may be a teenage response but seems like one of those “blatantly get me in trouble” kinda things most kids would avoid, but if your decision making or sense of risk is impacted by a tumor that makes more sense
Hey I recognized the mom from the doodlebops 😂😂😂 That’s Jazz 😂
Is it??? Yay!!!
😮 I only know about the Doodlebops because I worked in a daycare for about 5 years during the 2010s 😂. Now the theme song is stuck in my head 🤣🤪
I have Tourette syndrome diagnosed since I was a kid. I was heavily bullied by colleagues and teachers… school was hell for me
I’m sorry you deserve better. I hope things improve
teachers too? thats horrible i am so sorry u had to go thru that i hope you dont view yourself differently bc of them today!!
@@margaretgarana911 things got better as I grew up... I still have many problems, for instance I am always humming in a low volume... its annoying... for others around me, my brain filters my own sounds
@@m49359 my entire family had a few psychologists go to the school principal and all the "managers" every year to explain about my conditions... School staff would do nothing... The principal kind listened to my family though, made things less worse but still, it was hell... The teachers on the other hand... well let's just say they didn't do much to help... And one in specific had the "brilliant idea" to say to all my classmates basically that I was mentall retarded...
One of my buddies had tourettes and he went to the dentist one day and they found a growth in his xrays. He then went to the doctor and they scanned him and turns out bro had one in his brain. They removed the tumor and his tourettes happened to disappear. He kinda misses having it😂
Kind of expected to hear Sean speak about his experience with school or bullies or something
The worse thing the mother could do was isolate her kid. And that's what she trying to do.
She can answer questions herself ma’am
I've seen that other doctor in one of my favorite shows
What is the name, i cant remember
Is it the 100??
@@analuiza7481 yes!! he played Gabriel Santiago if I remember correctly
@@AnnaCode-jd7mx yesss, perfect
Her smile is indeed beautiful!
It is so good to see TS, Tourrette Syndrome, being treated like this, in the open! When I was diagnosed this syndrome was not common, its good it can be now treated like this, so people can wath this, relate and get "treatment"
She's so beautiful bless her heart❤mom has to trust her daughter 😢watching her go through bullying is heartbreaking im sure but she's a strong young woman who knows what she wants and she wants to be "normal"😢I can tell she's a joy to be around TV show or not😊
My mom did the same but her reason was she was SA in 6th grade which made spiral and think it would happen to me i ended up in severe depression and ended up SH that's only when she realized I was depressed and needed to leave the house and go to school
Atleast she isn't a punk though. Some kids dont want to go back because they are being bullied. She's willing to go back because she's a fighter. Not weak. And I'm not saying just throwing punches. She's strong enough to endure it. Wish anyone who was bullied had this toughness. It be our fears that hold us back. She saying f that
I'm epileptic with rather small scale seizures (eye flutters and absent seizures) and as a kid I had a tick where my head would violently jerk back when I had my eye flutters. Thankfully with the help of medication we were able to retrain my brain and I no longer have the ticks which would seriously hurt my neck and I'm pretty sure was the cause of the blood vessels in my neck being nearly twice the size they should have been causing my seizures to worsen and severe migraines every day (which thankfully have also gotten better)
What season and episode please
Season 6 episode 17 second chances in past regrets -the good doctor
My best friend in school got tourettes when she was 13/14. We were both bullied before. Than she was diagnosed our principal put her under her protection, so to not have scandal at her school for bullying a special child... It was aweful being the only real target from than on... Couldn't blame her for it either... But I swapped schools three years later and we lost contact.
I feel this
As someone whos only kinda normal was shcool got taken home im now stuck at home super lonely feel like my social development has been effected its been 4 years and those 4 year were my mid and late teens i dont get to hang out with people my age in a small town im afraid i wont ever find love or more friends
My aunt just got told to leave the doctor room when she keep answering the doctor for her 23y.o son who's normal and capable of doing everything by his own. I feel so happy to hear that tho. You can be a mother but you need to realise your child will become an adult someday and you need to stop speak for them everywhere.
❤❤ the mom just wants the best for her. I understand how she feels
Bro her ticks set mine off 😂
Damn, we really out here combo-ing ticks huh?
Can I just say those of us with disabilities are so strong ❤
I love how i never seen the show but i somehow know it will include every single mental, physical, emotional, and Neurological disorders and etc that it can and is aloud to
Love the comment, " the stupid tics messed up my gettaway"
Go girl. You got it!!!
The laugh at the end actually made me chuckle a bit. I hate to say it, but it felt like she actually wanted to laugh a bit.
Please, don’t kill me for it.
That is one beautiful actress
She has such a cute laugh.
This show is called the good doctor for anyone who is wondering ❤
The real joke is the dr taking the vitals, most drs dont even know how to work the machine in my hospital 😂😂😂
This and house are the only doctor shows I want to watch, but due to how squeamish I am, I cant watch thrm without needing long breaks in between
Why is the bullying so bad to the point where kids put each other in the hospital 😭
Wait dr. Kalu is back in the show?
Lemme guess....you stopped watching when Melendez died?
@@nnennaudeh9536 MELENDEZ WHAT?
@@nnennaudeh9536 I haven't watched it in a while cuz I've been busy
@@Em.D727 awwwwww.....I am sorry. I thought you stopped watching like I did.
@@nnennaudeh9536 thx for telling me
The only time i ever got bullied for tourette's was by a teacher. Kids never messed with me, i was quick to anger as a kod and i guess that atuck with me all the way through high school. This was the Early 2000s
As someone who was born with ceripolsy i get the girls frustration alot of perents get used to speaking for there disabled kid's
Please somone tell me what this show is i have been trying to figure it out for weeks now
the good doctor i think 😊
It's the good doctor it's on Hulu end on Prime
@@jewellhodges6108 but i watch it on Netflix?
This means Jared is gonna come back 😮❤
My mum would piss me off never letting me have my own voice. It made me faver my dad over my mum because he wasn’t ever stressed crying in my ear making everything worse
For everyone’s knowledge the mom straight after in this clip says no
so jared comes back in some season. 😭😭❤️ I am on second season
The blood on her shoulder was not there but now it is
Bro I feel the same way but some people love me for who I am
Love this show
Let me guess, the mom initially said no to the procidue only to change her mind after melodrama
THE GIRL'S NAME IS JUST LIKE MINE WE HAVE THE SAME NAME😍😍😍
What is this show called?
Imagine her laughing in a funeral
Can someone tell me the name of the series????
The Good Doctor, I’m not sure what episode/season it is though
@@tomhollandrocks1359 thank you 😊
Whats the movie name please???
@@Toomuchmoney3 the good doctor
@@Haleyfilmseditor thanks
What episode is this??
Show? Season? Ep?
When will Demonic Bullying End it's rampant everywhere 😢
DOCTOR SANTIAGO????
Is that the movie name
@@HaileyLayne-kt4gt no the name of this is 'The Good doctor' but idk the season/episode
Season:6 episode:17
Bullies are a part of life
I would look into switching schools, not going straight to no more school
I understand why the mom act like that but she is going to hurt her in the long run, cause even if the mother finds the way to be with her all the time which is horrible she will die long before her daughter and it may be to late for her to learn how to live 😅
As someone who has a ton of medical issues: I don’t think it’s worth it to leave your child at home with you
What season and episode is this?
I would love if my mother said i am never going school
I am really surprised as to how accurate this is! However, the title of the video is completely false. We don't enjoy our tics most of the time, so please don't make it seem like we do.
God bless you all. Jesus loves you.
Genuinely curious, can laughing actually be a tic for Tourette’s
Show?
The good doctor
I’m so sorry but all I can see from looking at the mom is the fucking Doodlebop’s Manager Mazz from 2005 when I was like 3 😭😭
Pretty sure it’s the same actress too
It's not cancerous, but it's growing? That doesn't make sense. It should have been "non-malignant."
Nonton full nya dmn ya? Yg subtitle bahasa indonesia
Right after this short i got another short with freddie highmore acting as some guy called norman in a different show.
What episode
Oh😢😢😢😢
WHY IS THE CAPTION THAT ? DIS THEY NOT WATCH THE VIDEO THEY POSTED ?
Oh the brown dude I forgot his name but when did he come back
💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️
How did she get the eggs to egg their locker?
What happened after this?
Is this season 7 of good doctor ?
😢😢😢
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
What kind of bs caption is that😂
😂
I got muscel spasms from brain damage. I ran such a high fever that the protein in my brain started cooking itself. Now the muscle spasms are mostly on my left side and I was bullied because of it. I was fidgeting with something my dad made me out of stainless Steel. My bullies were laughing at me calling me ticki Georgie and I threw the bit at them hitting the leader in the mouth and just picked it back up. Sorry for the tick hope your OK in my best im sorry voice. They couldn't say I didn't twitch because I felt a jerk in my neck muscles causing my head to go side ways. They then never bullied me again. Mom even bought me my favorite ice-cream for standing up for myself
What episode is this?