Look into his eyes
See the depths
Colors of blue haze
Teardrops fall
Like rain from above
It flows ever so southely
Can you interpret
The anguish and perception
Which lies deeper
Then the roots intact
His moments are lonely
Filled with passion
Acting on emotion
Heart filled thoughts
He is painting his own picture
which with all
Will shape and mold
The masterpiece
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Some People may think that it is unbearable and hard to live with tourettes. Well at times it is. You see, I have it! But, I also realize that it is a gift and I am suppose to learn from it, grow from it and teach others how to deal and cope with it also. In the mean time here are some thoughts that I myself have written, drawn and spoke of through the 18 years I have spent with Tourettes Syndrome. I hope you will enjoy it, respect it and learn from it.
1 comment:
Hi Mat!
I recently found your blog on life and Tourette's, and I wanted to reach out. I’m the blog coordinator for EverydayHealth.com. We’re currently recruiting people to write a weekly blog post about their various health conditions and I thought you might be interested.
Everyday Health has over 25 million monthly unique visitors to their website, and there is a lot of potential exposure and traffic to come from blogging with the market leader in online health information. It’s also an excellent platform to promote education and awareness of issues associated with Tourette's, and any cutting edge research or advice.
Let me know if this is something that you’re interested in and might like to talk more about. I enjoyed reading some of your old posts, and I think you have a unique perspective that Everyday Health readers would love for you to share.
Thanks so much!
Lee McAlilly
Blog Coordinator, EverydayHealth.com
lmcalilly (at) waterfrontmedia (dot) com
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