December 24, 2019 - Patient Worthy

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New Comic Book Penned by Teens Urges Kids with Tourette Syndrome to View the Disorder as a Strength

Post author:Patient Worthy Contributor
Post published:December 24, 2019
Post category:Tourette syndrome

By Caitlin Seida from In The Cloud Copy If you asked Sarah Baldwin, age 19 and a sophomore at Syracuse University, about the success of the comic book she helped…

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