Embracing tourette's, an actor's journey to acceptance

An actor with Tourette's syndrome shares personal experiences and challenges, discussing how he has learned to embrace his condition. He explains Tourette's as a neurological disorder, dispelling common stereotypes. The actor describes his personal tics and how he manages them, especially in public settings like the subway. Interestingly, he notes that his tics subside when he is acting, allowing him to focus entirely on his craft.

How does the speaker feel about having Tourette's syndrome now compared to the past?

What are some common misconceptions about Tourette's syndrome?

What is the speaker's perspective on the stereotype associated with Tourette's syndrome?

What specific symptoms does the speaker experience related to Tourette's syndrome?

In what ways does the speaker manage their symptoms while acting?