ANNE HAS TOURETTE’S AND FROM NOW ON SHE WANTS TO BE MORE OPEN ABOUT IT. HOW CAN SHE GET BETTER AT ACCEPTING HERSELF?  

11-year-old Anne, a cheerful pret­ty girl, tri­es to hide her tics every day. The neu­ro­lo­gi­cal dis­or­der cal­led Tourette’s syn­dro­me forces her to behave like this: she invol­un­t­a­ri­ly twists, twit­ches or even licks things. The only time she feels free and rela­xed is when she rides her bike or is with her best fri­end Delano. If she could mana­ge to talk open­ly about her dis­or­der at school and with stran­gers, it might make her life easier. She now wants to take on this fight. 

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