Comments by "" (@coquaine) on "Dr. Phil" channel.

  1. She isn’t faking
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  2.  @erfqwake6489  What does your brother have to do with anything? You can’t even spell it correctly bruh, Tourettes doesn’t have a certain look. How can you tell?
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  3.  @elijahvalongo9528  I have Tourette syndrome myself, although there is no specific look or sound to it, so there’s no possible way to know it’s fake.
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  4.  @erfqwake6489  what does your brother have to do with anything? How is she faking?
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  5.  @brittneyann2639  tics are different for everyone. You can’t compare it.
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  6. She isn’t faking
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  7.  @MR.BONES007  She’s not
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  8. Cause she’s not
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  9.  @elijahvalongo9528  I have Tourette syndrome myself and I have many been around many people/friends with Tourettes. It’s not obvious if somebody’s faking, tics are so diverse so you cannot tell. But yeah, how can you tell right away? Ofc you’re not the only one who thinks that, but you’re certainly wrong and so is anyone else who thinks that.
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  10. It can get extremely bad. Who are you to say that it’s not like that? Have you met every person with TS suddenly?
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  11. She’s not faking
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  12. Just say you know nothing about TS and go 😀
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  13. You clearly don’t understand what tics are
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  14.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  Well then you’d understand how it works and realized that your original comment is false
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  15.  @iliketofish6966  I have it myself 💀 and It’s different for everyone, everyone’s case is different, meaning the severities are different. Also, pills don’t ALWAYS work
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  16. not fake. people can tic every 5 seconds, who are you to decide how many tics somebody can have? and somebody can be happy, they don’t have to let their disability take away their happiness.
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  17. The severity can change over time. It doesn’t mean she’s pretending
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  18.  @lisafancyface8950  So show proof of her faking it. Tourettes is an issue, whether it’s mild or severe, it just gets worse over time for some. Tics are different for everyone, who are you to decide “this ain’t it”
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  19. Because she was on medication and it wasn’t as bad
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  20. Well how so? She’s been professionally diagnosed. “Corny tics” she cannot control it, and you don’t decide that “nobody does that” when it’s different for everyone
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  21. How is it fake?
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  22.  @helicopter9806  Tics can be memes. Tics can be from what you hear or see 💀 I quite literally have a lot of vocal tics from memes, that doesn’t invalidate my tics. How are hers over the top? How is it clearly fake?
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  23.  @elijahvalongo9528  She’s not
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  24.  @doogiehowser8187  What makes you think it’s fake?
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  25.  @TopCenter-TC  Are those any of people doctors? If not, their videos or opinions don’t matter 💀 ANYONE can be happy no matter what disability they have, you don’t decide when somebody’s allowed to be happy or not. She doesn’t have tics every 5 seconds, and even if she did, that’s perfectly fine because it’s HER. She’s her own person, if it’s unrealistic to you, then so be it, but there’s no right amount of tics that a person is required to have.
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  26.  @TopCenter-TC  So then proof? And just because someone has tics doesn’t mean they get to decide who’s faking or not lmao. “You’re done” is actually one of her tics.
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  27.  @TopCenter-TC  I have tics and that’s actually very incorrect. Tics are not just twitching or sounds, it can most definitely include words. Educate yourself before speaking.
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  28. How do you know she’s faking
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  29.  @1nePercentJuice  I’m diagnosed with Tourette syndrome but yeah, okay
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  30.  @kswhiteyak  She stopped her meds because of the way it made her feel, then she got on new ones
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  31. You cannot exaggerate tics. Everyone with tics are different, so the statement “they act nothing like this” just tells me you know nothing about Tourettes. Prove that it’s for clout or attention. She had tics throughout half of the conversation, tics aren’t always bad, and why would they show her tics at the most worst moment in front of thousands of people? You’re ridiculous.
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  32.  @rickc.4298  How so? All tics are different and change at different times.
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  33.  @DaveDavidDavidson  Says who..I’ve never said my age. Im not young or naive, i just know how my own disability works.
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  34.  @rickc.4298  I’ve already done my research bruh, I literally have this disability 🤦🏽‍♀️
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  35.  @rickc.4298  Yup, I have. All tics are different and so are the severities, so somebody’s tics can be completely extreme and odd while yours isn’t. I have severe tics and mine are sometimes like hers. I’ve researched how others with tics act as well, and they’re all different since everyone’s brain chemistry is different. All tics are different, so again, knowing people with it doesn’t mean anything. She’s not faking, her tics are just severe. Do some research.
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  36.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  I quite literally have Tourettes and that’s how it can work. Tics have certain triggers and work differently for everyone. How does her looking at somebody mean she’s a fraud and a fake? Makes no sense. You’re pretty sad to be hating on a person with tics, it’s embarrassing.
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  37.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  How so?
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  38. Grow up.
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  39.  @helicopter9806  how?
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  40. It must be exhausting for you..you don’t have a life nor a hobby. Find something else to do other than accusing people of acting. Ableist.
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  41. Go educate yourself
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  42. She’s not
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  43. She was on medication during her first videos, also not All tics are visible! Doesn’t mean they dont have tics at all :) you can’t exaggerate tics
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  44. Well she’s never been sick, as Tourettes isn’t a sickness but a neurological disorder. She’s not lying
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  45.  @Senselessnesss  So prove it
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  46. She’s not faking.
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  47.  @DaveDavidDavidson  How?
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  48.  @DaveDavidDavidson  Yes it is
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  49.  @JarvidO  People don’t tic 24/7, also tics can be catch phrases. Tics aren’t rarely verbal at all lmao, it’s more common than you think
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  50.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  Some tics are triggered by things. Let’s say, I have a tic where I say “shoe”, and I see somebody’s shoe, I’m gonna have that tic.
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