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Meets the second Tuesday of most months. NO January meetings.

NEXT Meeting:

Tuesday, May 1st
6:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Special discussion with Pamela Malley, member of the National TSA Education Committee, speech-language pathologist and mother of a child with TS. New information on TS and an overview of the recent TSA National Conference. Please be sure to RSVP. Children meet in another room with adult supervision.

Methodist Healthcare System
8109 Fredericksburg Rd.
At Datapoint. Conference Room C.


These meetings are open to anyone interested in learning about TS. Teachers, therapists, physicians, families, TS children and siblings are all welcome!
For more information about the San Antonio support group, please contact Wendy at Pod1098@aol.com


Other Upcoming TSA of Texas events:

TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2012
BACK TO SCHOOL PREPARATION with Sheryl Kadmon, TSA of Texas Executive Director.
Email pod1098@aol.com for more information and to RSVP

SAVE THE DATE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2012
TEE-OFF FOR TOURETTE18th annual Charity Golf Event. Cannongate at The wqoodlands -- Panther Trail Course. Email darbar4@comcast.net for more information and to be placed on the invitation list. Visit the Tee-Off page for more information.

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Tourette's syndrome (TS.) is a neurological disorder characterized by motor and vocal tics. Symptoms begin in childhood and cause those affected to make movements and noises they cannot control. While not life-threatening, TS is nonetheless often painful, disruptive and isolating. Many with TS also have associated conditions such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and/or learning disabilities. While it is believed to be genetic, the exact cause of the symptoms is still unknown. Studies indicate approximately 1 in every 100 school age boys and 1 in every 300-400 school age girls may be afflicted with Tourette's. Although symptoms usually diminish in adulthood, T.S. is considered lifelong.

The views and recommendations expressed by speaker(s) at these support group meetings are not necessarily endorsed or promoted by the TSA of Texas or the Tourette Syndrome Association. The speaker’s views are provided for your information only.



 


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