Britney Wolf
Britney Wolf was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at age 7. Join her as she shares her life with Tourette Syndrome (and sometimes dog videos and other misc. videos), with a goal to one day live in a world where Tourette's is more than just the punchline on the television screen. Get to know what it's really about and what kind of toll it can take on a person. If you have TS, take this journey with Britney and discover why TS is not something that is wrong with you... it is your super power!
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Britney Wolf
In case you missed it yesterday! #TouretteSyndrome #Tics #OneTicAtATime
3 days ago | [YT] | 7
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Britney Wolf
A lot of you who have been following me for a while now probably already know, but in case you didn't, I'm an author! Writing a book has always been a lifelong dream of mine, so saying those words is still crazy to me! I'm not good at "showing them off," so I'm trying to get better and putting them out there so more people can read them! If they help just one person, then I'll be happy!
#TouretteSyndrome #Tics #OneTicAtATime #DidYouKnow #DisabilityAwareness
4 days ago | [YT] | 8
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Britney Wolf
Tourette Syndrome does not show up the same way for each individual who has it. Severity can be different, the way we tic is different, and so much more. A lot of people on the internet tend to think that if two people with TS don't tic to the same severity or in the same way, then it must mean that one of the two don't have it and that is just not true. We're all unique in many ways!
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#TouretteSyndrome #Tics #OneTicAtATime #DisabilityAwareness #Unique
5 days ago | [YT] | 16
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Britney Wolf
Pain doesn’t mean we get to stop Ticcing. For me personally, pain is a trigger for my tics a lot of the time. Like in the graphics here, if I have a headache, I tend to have head shaking tics. When I had surgery on my stomach, my stomach tics (where are already a prominent tic in my life) started acting up more. Just goes to show how tough and strong those of us with TS and Tic Disorders really are!
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#TouretteSyndrome #TicDisorders #Tics #OneTicAtATime #DisabilityAwareness
5 days ago | [YT] | 11
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Britney Wolf
Tics from Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders are not always visible! This can cause a lot of confusion and misunderstandings from people outside of the Tic Disorder world. A lot of people think because they can’t see them then that must mean they aren’t happening and that’s so far from the truth. Tics happen every day for most people with Tic Disorders. You don’t have to see them to know they’re real.🩵
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#TouretteSyndrome #TicDisorders #Tics #OneTicAtATime #DisabilityAwareness
1 week ago | [YT] | 25
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Britney Wolf
Behind the “Mask” with Tourette Syndrome
It’s important to note that this isn’t the case with everyone and it’s not the case with a person every single time. BUT, it’s incredibly important to remember that what you see on the outside is almost never the full picture. There have been many days/nights where I’m in tears because of what this disorder and the co-occurring conditions that come along with it does to me. I give a small glimpse of that from time to time, but not always. I can smile on the outside, appear “normal” and as if I’m not ticcing. But that doesn’t mean I’m not in agony on the inside or at the very least, incredibly uncomfortable.
Tics and everything else that comes from Tourette Syndrome can be and is debilitating. Whether you always see that side or never do. It hits you emotionally, physically, and mentally. And we can often where a “mask” that hides all of that.
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#TouretteSyndrome #TicDisorders #OneTicAtATime #BehindThemMask #DisabilityAwareness
1 month ago | [YT] | 23
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Britney Wolf
🎄It’s Release Day! 🎄
My second book, Christmas With a Tic is officially available to the world! I’m so excited and so nervous at the same time!
This story has so much of my heart poured into and it was incredible to get to write creatively again. Growing up, I never saw “me” in the books I read. I never saw TS portrayed authentically anywhere actually. So I decided to create it myself - wherever I could.
This book at its core is a love story. But it’s also a story about fear, acceptance, and learning to love the parts of ourselves we often want to hide. I hope I made the TS community proud with this one, because I’m certainly proud of it.
If you’d like to order your copy (or gift one to someone special!), you can find it here: a.co/d/gWIsVkf
#ChristmasWithATic #BookRelease #TouretteSyndrome #RepresentationMatters #DisabilityRepresentation
5 months ago | [YT] | 9
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Britney Wolf
We are just ONE WEEK away from release day and my excitement and the nerves are really starting to kick up! Help me get the word out by sharing this post and letting your friends and family know to pick up a copy on November 1st!
I’ve always longed to see Tourette Syndrome represented in all forms - writing, film, television, all of it. And I hope I did the TS community justice with this one. Let me know in the comments what you’re most excited about for release! And @hallmarkchannel when you’re ready to make your first Christmas movie with the main character having Tourette Syndrome, I think this would be a perfect fit! 😉
*side note, time got mixed up in my silly brain and last week I posted it 3 weeks away, but it was actually only two. 🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
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#Tourette #TouretteSyndrome #TouretteSyndromeAwareness #AwarenessMatters #Tics #Ticcing #OneTicAtATime #TicDisorders #ChristmasWithATic #Christmas #HallmarkChristmas
5 months ago | [YT] | 3
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Britney Wolf
THREE WEEKS until Christmas With a Tic is released on 11/1/25!
I cannot wait for the world to be introduced to Carson and her story. I put a lot of work into this one, and I hope everyone loves it!
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#ChristmasWithATic #Christmas #ChristmasBooks #TouretteSyndrome #OneTicAtATime #Tics #OneTicAtATime #DisabilityRepresentation
6 months ago | [YT] | 5
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Britney Wolf
Trying to describe the feeling of suppressing or holding in tics is something that will always be incredibly hard to explain. This is the description I use in more recent years when I talk about it. Because for me, I feel the pressure build up in my body up through my shoulders and my neck and eventually it all comes exploding out and often leads to tic attacks.
It’s important to always remember that not everyone can suppress for any amount of time. And as I always say, it should NEVER be expected from someone with TS. Suppression is very difficult, it’s uncomfortable, and sometimes even painful.
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#Tourette #TouretteSyndrome #TouretteSyndromeAwareness #Awareness #AwarenessMatters #Tics #Ticcing #OneTicAtATime #TicDisorders #Suppression #DisabilityAwareness
6 months ago | [YT] | 13
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