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Uploaded by on Sep 14, 2007

His fave place in the world!!

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  • Hi there KC mommy!! Thank you!!

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  • In this video and the other, I recognise some movement similarities with myself.. I have alot (probably diagnosably) of characteristics consistent with autism and tourettes. I do the up and down movement with the arms at the elbow. That movement specifically I do when I'm fairly relaxed, content where I'm at, and includes a sense of loosening things up a little bit (in arms, and for a deeper breath). I can't say that I feel unpleasantly towards any of my tics and stims (I rather like them!)

  • Bless his heart! My son has PDD but does not stem. I feel for you and the world who have to deal with people whom do not understand any of what we deal with. The public can be so cruel and it breaks my heart. I want to protect all of these children. God Bless you!

  • Hello C and Casdok! Just dropping by to say "hello" and to let you know I subscribed to yours and C's youtube. Thank you for posting videos of your lovely son.

  • Wiscsuzski, I feel the same way, so grateful to you 'Casdok' and Donna. Thank you so much Donna. It's just so nice to get some honest, and valid information for a change.

  • It is interesting isnt it!

    C is seeing the 'experts'(!) about this in January. Will be really intersting to see if they come to the same conclusion! I have sent them this converstion.

  • This is all very interesting info. Thanks Donna and "Casdok" for having this public conversation.

  • the forward lunge is a common tourette's tic. The squeaking is also common as a vocal tic in tourette's.

    and he appears distracted by tics, then turns to do what he'd really wanted to do, watch the direction of the approaching train.

  • his finger flexing would be usual in a tic, but not a stim

  • So how can i tell the difference? And does this make a difference to him?

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