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Meets 2nd Saturday of every month

The North Texas TS Support Group Meeting

Saturday, March 13, 2010

10:00 am to 12:00 noon

Brookhaven College

Note our NEW building and rooms:

Bldg. S, Rooms 252 and 253

Building S is the Student Center

3939 Valley View Lane

Farmers Branch, Texas  75244

No Cost to Attend!

March Meeting Speakers:

For the adults: Dr. Rick Royston, D.C. (chiropractor)

Dr. Royston is with Chase Oaks Chiropractic and works with one of our adult members, as well as one of our kids, who have both have reported success with his treatments in helping their TS symptoms.

For the children:  Mr. Monroe of Garland Independent School District

Mr. Monroe has TS and is a high school teacher and will be speaking to the kids about growing up with TS, school, dating, college and career. 

RSVP to Emily at edss60@msn.com (refer to TS in subject line) or call 214-808-6626 

Other upcoming meetings:
April – Camp – no regular meeting
May - possible Rangers Game or Ice Cream Social
June - possible Taekwondo or Ice Cream Social
July - no monthly meeting
August - Bowling/Laser Tag Back to School Party
September - Share Your Issues
October - possible Rodeo
November - Museum Day (possible Dallas World Aquarium)
December - holiday party; planning meeting for 2011

Other Upcoming TSA of Texas events: 

            

April 9-11    8th Annual du Ballon Rouge Camping Weekend

Spaces are filing up quickly.  If you have not turned in your application, please do so immediately.  Application forms are available at www.TouretteTexas.org.

For more information about the North Texas Support Group, please contact:

Emily    214-808-6626    edss60@msn.com

Tourette’s syndrome is an inherited neurobehavioral movement disorder characterized by motor and vocal tics. Beginning in childhood, it causes those affected to make movements and noises they cannot control. Additionally, many are plagued by obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention-deficit-hyperactivity disorder, oppositional behavior, and various learning disabilities.  Studies indicate approximately 1 in every 100 school age boys and 1 in every 300-400 school age girls is afflicted with T.S. 

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.