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Review of Josh in New York City: Growing Up with Tourette's


Painfully honest poke inside the head of a kid, clearly soon to be an adult, with Tourettes. All the typical teenage stuff is there: angst, depression, insecurity masked with anger. But the noises and expletives make the difficulties somewhat harder to shrug off as merely "awkward years".

Awkward is what it must be for all involved in the production of this item, as Tourettes provokes particularly difficult situations in our society.

It's no different here except that, instead of tuning Josh out like you would on the street, you'll want to listen more to his vulnerability through the safe filter of your radio.