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silly story
One on my MS symptoms is a sort of Tourette's vocalization. One sound I make often oompadoo.
We were at a restaurant on Christmas Eve. As normal I had to went to the rest room a number of times. The first time I visited the room their a number of gents doing their business. Shortly after entering the facility my Tourette's vocalization sounded somewhat loudly: ooohmpahdooo. It was quite interesting in seeing everyone look away from there activity and make a quizzical, comical and surprised expression at me and quickly get back to business and somewhat hurriedly finish-up and leave. No one stayed to was their hands.
We were at a restaurant on Christmas Eve. As normal I had to went to the rest room a number of times. The first time I visited the room their a number of gents doing their business. Shortly after entering the facility my Tourette's vocalization sounded somewhat loudly: ooohmpahdooo. It was quite interesting in seeing everyone look away from there activity and make a quizzical, comical and surprised expression at me and quickly get back to business and somewhat hurriedly finish-up and leave. No one stayed to was their hands.
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Yeah, I think mine was worst when I was really stressed, because my mind kept going and wouldn't shut up!
My father-in-law performs in a band, and he has this bad habit of going "Doooowoooowoop!" after he sings a song. I think it's something he can't help - we've mentioned it to him, and he tries not to do it, but it just comes out. If he remembers, he does it off-mike!
My father-in-law performs in a band, and he has this bad habit of going "Doooowoooowoop!" after he sings a song. I think it's something he can't help - we've mentioned it to him, and he tries not to do it, but it just comes out. If he remembers, he does it off-mike!
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I told you about my three months with the TSK! noise. That got annoying - I'm sure for hubby too. Does it seem like it's worse when you're stressed out?