. - i was diagnosed with tourette's when i was 13. animal noises, banging, barking, a very shrill noise — like — almost like the noise a fire alarm makes when it's out of battery. conor is a customer of this booming market. it builds up over time. winking, blinking, rolling my shoulder. this is the one that often gives me a lot of pain. sorry, my anxiety�*s starting to build up again. over the years, he's tried lots of different prescription drugs. every medication that they've been able to give me, some of them sort of work but they made me into basically a zombie. according to the latest figures, conor�*s private prescription is one of more than 140,000 handed out since medical cannabis became legal. i use a medicinal vaporiser. i grind up the flower and it blows really hot air through it into a bag, and then ijust take it through the bag. he says he's had no choice but to go private. i spoke to my doctor and he said that he didn't want to refer me, so i went and referred myself. i went and looked at the clinics. it's about £300 a m

a new collection is being displayed in the sales area, a tourette brand with a russian accent.e, they sew more women's clothes. sometimes you have to change the cut and style; the segment is higher than economy class, which means the price is higher than average. we mainly offer denim and a large selection of colors and fits, the brand is well known in dozens of countries where more than a hundred stores are open, in this capital shopping center it appeared only in winter, according to the head of the company, on the russian market: they tried to enter before, but with high competition and the most advantageous and accessible trading places occupied, it was not so easy to attract attention. in recently, a lot of european western companies have left the russian market, this moment has given us the opportunity to show our skills, the results are better than we expected, this year we plan to open the 17th store, the 11th store has already been opened, 2022 has, to some extent, become a turning point in the area of ​​shopping, familiar names diminished; then it seemed that finding

the columnist tourette's a newspaper joining the staff from tel aviv. let's speak now to most of about go to use the 60 general of the palestinian national initiative and boom up how to send you an information minister joins now from ramallah. many thanks for your time, mister boutique. so i at bursley, your reaction to the events of this morning. were you taken by surprise? i think so many people who are taken by surprise. i was not taken by surprise. uh, actually yesterday evening guy said that uh, what is that end is doing going to lead to any action from the side of that existence. of course, the scandals. what has happened is really amazing. and the surprising and the 5 is that is that it was sticking so much to tell you by surprise. and so that never happened since 50 years, stores and many, many things. but let me 1st say that this act to this initiative by the resistance that we've seen is our response to is that i at least have the largest that out of that has been taking place all over the west bank with the protection of those that are in the

bailey: so, it was discussed that both countries would remain under the policy of extended to tourette, and -- extended deterrent, and separately, there were conversations about consulting and increased communication. however, i think extended deterrence will be more focused on bilateral than trilateral in the future. we will see how that turns out. i don't think you will see major changes, the way it has been already bilateral with the two countries. mr. tokola: here in the front. grace i am grace ckhan. i have two points. given the emphasis on the rules-based international order and while supporting japan's dramatic increase in military strength, why doesn't the u.s. pressure japan far more to take legal responsibility for its world war ii crimes against humanity? and my second point is actually a comment. i believe colonel david maxwell has come up with an acronym, jrkus. i think that is right. throwing that out there. mr. bailey: jrkus sounds as good as anything out there. that is great. your first point is a very important question to address. i think if you take a look at the way

tourette and various other complexities, he just can't do that and they don't understand.rent, disability, when you bring disability into it, it makes it tricky. so luckily, his teeth grew so he didn't need a brace because the concern would be multiple teeth outcome he might need a brace. but he now brushes his teeth so regularly now that allows visit to the dentist, they couldn't believe the turnaround. it's a few years ago now, he 17, but it shows despite the parents' best, we want the best for him, what you want to look after its health in every way, we do everything we can but unfortunately, and then all social care really do is cause a hindrance and so you can't do that. actually, we need to be able to get our children and not force them that reasonably demonstrate to them that thatis reasonably demonstrate to them that that is what they have to do. it is brilliant that — that is what they have to do. it is brilliant that you _ that is what they have to do. it is brilliant that you called in because i bet many mums and dads and carers, neuro diverse kids are saying ri

i suffer with tourette's syndrome.see my daughter hitting herself and screeching-- you're done! --it breaks my heart. people have accused you of faking this. it's real. i live like this every day.

instead of live copresent with one another are suffering terribly from everything from anorexia to tourette's. .. -- it is a symptom. they are killing themselves. it is becoming a public health crisis. you do not solve it with another app. the wellness app. he sold it with good, old-fashioned -- i sound like an old person. but it should not be considered nostalgic, being with other people -- it should always stay in fashion. for -- host: for book readers do not know your social media presence, are you on facebook? do >> not. i have a twitter account and i will send a link to my podcast each week and now i'm even considering topping that. participate was more of a conversation but now i'll tweet going to be on c-span book tv today and if i get 50 likes for that and 30 are both pretending to be workers, there's a new bought like it's a scam you're supposed to want to hire them as virtual or real strippers are so kind, why? a cesspool aggravating. see the conversations engendered there, i don't want to do that. i posted on linkedin which is a little less that way but i don't have a social media