Tourette in Fiction: Lethem, Lefcourt, Hecht, Rubio, Byalick

Description: Story or story anywhere, whether or not - today is ubiquitous, and trauma syndrome surge: Tourette's syndrome has turned into turning point in the overall post-modern conditions ... memory loss, It is more general than memories ... combination ... attention deficit disorder ...... These diseases and their names are more familiar than ever, academic language traumas and symptoms no longer narrow specialty It does not belong to the registration of medical (medical or treatment). We are unprecedented obstacles, syndromes and traumatic consciousness.

In 1885, Jill de La Touret probably painted a TS with Mr. Pancks or a fictitious literature, TS, in a publication, with Nikolai Levin and Charles Dickens Little Dolito at Anna Karenina in Tolstoy It was published. They are criticized in the entertainment industry, as Tourette's syndrome is further described as stigma and the public misunderstanding of Tourette worsening polymorphism, as much as a spasm of social maladjustment. Tourette's preventive symptom is also a document for media broadcasting and TV talk programs in the United States and the UK.

Tourette's syndrome (TS or simply Tourette) is the development of a common neuropsychiatric disorder in childhood, characterized by multiple tics and at least one vocal cord movement (voice) tick. These convulsions characteristically disappear, are temporarily suppressed, and often produce undesirable impulses and sensations in the affected muscles. Some common ticks are flashing, coughing, cleansing of the throat, olfaction and facial movements. Tourette does not adversely affect intelligence and life span

When do you think of the idea of ​​Tourette? Tourette is a common disease that begins in childhood. This condition is characterized by Bodyette Syndrome Fact Sheet. Georges Gilles de la Tourette When a man named a man who wrote a newspaper article about nine people participating in voluntary movements and vocal cord ticks (Georges Gilles de la Tourette), for the first time TS Tourette's syndrome, known as. The connection between Thule in disease research led to its name. Georges Giles was born in a small town in Les Trois Clochers of Saint Gervals. He is a neuropsychologist and an epileptic expert in France. George is known for his mad media coverage, and he is experimenting with his life (Georges Gira de la Tourette). He was shot by Rose Kamper in 1893 and Rose Kamper was one of his patients who had hypnotized her will by acquiring him.