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Raziel
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31 Jan 2014, 3:52 am

BeggingTurtle wrote:
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I sometimes felt like it that I "have to" say something bad, but I never did and this feeling wasn't very often.


I have gotten this feeling on several occasions, but it usually faded... I wonder if this makes the other tics relevant to the ones you already have.


I just read somewere that it's more likely to have Coprolalia or Copropraxia, the more comorbidities you have. Many comorbidities means, that it's more likly to have a Coprophenomena.


I have 4 comorbidities. :o

I've in addition to Tourettes: ADHD, dyslexia (mainly as a child), certain ASD symptoms, recurrent depression and I'm dx with Transsexuality.


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01 Feb 2014, 9:29 am

Raziel wrote:
I've in addition to Tourettes: ADHD, dyslexia (mainly as a child), certain ASD symptoms, recurrent depression and I'm dx with Transsexuality.


I have Tourettes, ADHD, dyscalculia, and OCD. :wink:


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