I really have no advice for you because I don't know much about Tourette's...but I just wanted to say I am sorry you are going through this. I hope you find something to help with the blinking. Also - don't be afraid to tell people why you are blinking. People should understand.
MrsDrinkh20
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Posted by Cacarina
I really have no advice for you because I don't know much about Tourette's...but I just wanted to say I am sorry you are going through this. I hope you find something to help with the blinking. Also - don't be afraid to tell people why you are blinking. People should understand.
Totally Agree..hang in there!
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I really have no advice for you because I don't know much about Tourette's...but I just wanted to say I am sorry you are going through this. I hope you find something to help with the blinking. Also - don't be afraid to tell people why you are blinking. People should understand.
ita!
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first off you are very brave for letting us in!!!!!!
i have no medical advice for you either..i am sorry but i am a aunt to a autistic child and sometimes when i go out to the store or whatever in public and she flaps her hands or makes a noise people do stare..but i say let them!!!!!
never ever be ashamed..i hope u can find something to help with the blinking and make you feel better
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I honestly have absolutely NO experience with this. However, i do have experience with arythmia. And when i begin to get an attack it sometimes creates an anxiety attack. So to calm me down i usually close my eyes & press on them with my fingertips for about 8 seconds. It slows down the heart rate & helps me to catch my breath & relax. Im n ot sur eif it will help you but its worth a shot. Thank you for being brave & asking & i hope everything works out. Also, i dont think its anything to be ashamed or embarrassed of. We all have our own little things. Ya know? Nobody is perfect.
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Have you tried guided mediation or biofeedback training? Both are good for anxiety.