tics at a rate of five tics per minute, for a 1.5 hour dinner reservation
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Example from lived-experience
On Oct 21 2025, a reader logged dystonic tics affecting multiple body regions in a food venue.
Picture long, tiring tics in a venue with lots of people, a high risk of judgement and feeling very self conscious. Mentally and physically draining!
What can help..
- Choose a Comfortable Seating Area
- Take Short Breaks if Needed
- Consider more comfortable clothing
Potential challenges..
- Judgemental staff or customers
- Ingredients that can increase tics
- Sensory overload from loud noises, crowded spaces etc
Did you know?
An 18-year-old with Tourette syndrome became the sole owner and operator of a café. He says that staying busy with cooking, serving customers, and running the business helps him manage his symptoms while pursuing a career he loves.
Other references related to this environment
Curb Your Enthusiasm- in S3, E10 - The Grand Opening,
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Tic Log
On Oct 21, 2025, a reader experienced dystonic tics (sustained muscle contraction or abnormal postures) involving multiple regions whilst in a food venue
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