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

  1. Well how do you know
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  2. Neither. She’s diagnosed with it and you cannot exaggerate tics
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  3. She’s not faking, it just developed later on in life
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  4.  @TheCherrylover85  as a person with Tourettes, I love this comment. you did an amazing job with explaining it.
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  5.  @helicopter9806  And when was this?
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  6.  @liam6159  How so?
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  7. How so?
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  8. Coprolalia and Copropraxia. Also, vocal tics.
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  9.  @klatour  So..? People can laugh after they tic, I do all the time. People don’t tic all the time, and she literally is ticcing in the full interview bro. Tics develop quickly for some people. All of your points are invalid and prove you’re uneducated.
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  10.  @klatour  How’s it obvious? When was she exposed “17 times”, btw tiktok doctors don’t count. How do you know she’s faking? I’m not unbelievable, I just don’t fakeclaim others who struggle with what I struggle with.
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  11.  @klatour  So how many hints and what proof? What proof of her sister saying that? Tics are confusing at points so obviously. Where’s the proof of those pics? Any proof she’s lying?
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  12.  @klatour  So where’s the proof?
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  13.  @1nePercentJuice  Nice talking to you too
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  14. Ok mr “tourettes is fake”..you clearly think you know more than neurologists, it’s pretty embarrassing. You should be the last one saying anyone is faking for attention.
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  15.  @Nedula007  How is a neurological disorder “attention seeking behavior” when nobody can control it at all?
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  16. Nothing can heal or cure tics.
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  17. She’s not faking. A tic can be some things that are trends or audios btw. Btw, it’s “wind it up”, not run it up
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  18.  @dizzle6709  Clearly not..you can’t tell if somebody’s tics are faking. Anita’s tics are different because all tics are different, it’s meant to be that way. Go educate yourself
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  19. She does have it. There is no specific way to how it works. As somebody with it, you CAN get tics at the end of your sentences :)
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  20. You can’t exaggerate tics
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  21. No she’s not. TS is all about MOTOR and VOCAL tics, you need BOTH to be diagnosed with it. Not just vocal tics.
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  22.  @mrsavage5796  Because it’s not the same for everyone, also it’s not “Tourrets”
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  23.  @bennyrich7361  This whole comment is actually extremely false..
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  24. Not by anyone who’s actually professional, no.
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  25. Tics get worse or better over time. Hers seem to be more severe than it was before.
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  26.  @sallyphillips9175  Again, it can change over time. A neurologist can say you have a mild case, but if it gets worse and increases, it can become a severe case.
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  27. It’s real
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  28. She’s not faking. If you are reminded of your tics or you’re talking about it, it’s likely that you’re probably going to tic. FYI: learn how to spell the disorder correctly before assuming.
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  29. She’s not faking. She literally struggles with this as well as others do.
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  30. What does a cartoon character have to do with anything lmao..nobody cares, that was in 2006, this is 2022, a NEW YEAR with NEW CASES of tics.
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  31. As somebody with Tourettes, no it’s not.
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  32.  @Nedula007  Prove that she’s faking for attention, mr “tourettes is fake”..tf is shock therapy gonna do, this is neurological, it can’t be cured or fixed.
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  33. People with TS can still speak normally even if their tics are severe
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  34. She’s not
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  35. Reddit isn’t a neurologist
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  36.  @Rockmint  Okay so then what specific way does it work? Cause we all don’t have the same sets of tics, it’s diverse and too complicated to decide how it works and how it doesn’t work. So how?
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  37.  @elijahvalongo9528  Who has lied to me? 💀 I know exactly what I’m talking about, as I quite literally have this neurological disorder myself. Simple as that.
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  38. She does have TS. “TikTok tics” is NOT FND. FND is WAY more than just tics, there are NUMEROUS symptoms.
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  39. She’s not faking
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  40.  @13Ruby  She’s not
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  41. Tics change in frequency daily. You can tic intensely for an entire day then not tic at all the next day.
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  42. It’s a neurological disorder
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  43. She’s not faking
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  44.  @Cloudysun9  Proof?
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  45.  @Cloudysun9  I looked it up, and none of those people have shown valid proof or any sort of medical degree. Therefore, there’s no valid proof.
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  46.  @dizzle6709  Clearly you don’t know how it works
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  47.  @dizzle6709  That’s sad since you know nothing about tics
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  48.  @dizzle6709  You can’t educate me on anything, you know nothing about it 💀 Proof? Where’s the proof that she’s faking for views?
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  49.  @dizzle6709  That’s not proof
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  50.  @justinsilverstein6278  As somebody with Tourettes, you cannot exaggerate tics. Normally you cannot tell if somebody’s faking either. Not gullible, just understand my own condition.
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