Site Founder: Sean, Pronounced: [SHAW-on] is a fellow disability patient who
started this site to raise disability awareness for all people. I was diagnosed
with Tourette Syndrome, ADHD, OCD, and evidence of a mood disorder back
in 1986, at the tender age of 5 years old.
I'm twenty-nine as of now and struggling to function in this fast-paced modern
world. This site, formerly MyTsLive.Net is now up, running, and hoping to gain
a socially aware audience. Most people don't know that I have disabilities. I
guess if you are walking and talking, everyone assumes that you are fine. But
neurologically, I have a lot of syndromes. Having a disability has many
different variations, feelings, efforts, and experiences; it should not be limited
to people only seeing physical disorders as the "TRUE" disability. Please
note, I am not at all down-playing those that have physical disorders. There
will always be people that have it worse off than others. The best thing we can
do is learn to function in life and do the best that you can.
On my website, under a new name and new beginning, I hope to still provide
the same quality of disability support that I did on my previous site. As a
believer in the good of all people, I use the popular media outlets (YouTube,
FaceBook, twitter, etc.) to show people that just because you have a disability,
it does not mean that you are any different from anyone else. I try to give
viewers an every day person's perspective (from someone with a disability).
In raising this awareness, I make youtube video blogs (a.k.a. vlogs) to reach
more people than seemingly can be reached in formal lectures, no matter
what certain organizations can provide.
Feel free to send me a friend invite, follow me on twitter, and/or subscribe to
my videos on YouTube. Everyone is welcome to visit my site, it's links, or any
other attributes!!! I do not want to discriminate in any way! What I'm about is
social awareness (for those that have disabilities) and those who want to
have a fun time and/or know someone with a disability.
I look forward to networking with you and wish you the best of luck in all that
you do!
Regards,
Sean (site administrator)
started this site to raise disability awareness for all people. I was diagnosed
with Tourette Syndrome, ADHD, OCD, and evidence of a mood disorder back
in 1986, at the tender age of 5 years old.
I'm twenty-nine as of now and struggling to function in this fast-paced modern
world. This site, formerly MyTsLive.Net is now up, running, and hoping to gain
a socially aware audience. Most people don't know that I have disabilities. I
guess if you are walking and talking, everyone assumes that you are fine. But
neurologically, I have a lot of syndromes. Having a disability has many
different variations, feelings, efforts, and experiences; it should not be limited
to people only seeing physical disorders as the "TRUE" disability. Please
note, I am not at all down-playing those that have physical disorders. There
will always be people that have it worse off than others. The best thing we can
do is learn to function in life and do the best that you can.
On my website, under a new name and new beginning, I hope to still provide
the same quality of disability support that I did on my previous site. As a
believer in the good of all people, I use the popular media outlets (YouTube,
FaceBook, twitter, etc.) to show people that just because you have a disability,
it does not mean that you are any different from anyone else. I try to give
viewers an every day person's perspective (from someone with a disability).
In raising this awareness, I make youtube video blogs (a.k.a. vlogs) to reach
more people than seemingly can be reached in formal lectures, no matter
what certain organizations can provide.
Feel free to send me a friend invite, follow me on twitter, and/or subscribe to
my videos on YouTube. Everyone is welcome to visit my site, it's links, or any
other attributes!!! I do not want to discriminate in any way! What I'm about is
social awareness (for those that have disabilities) and those who want to
have a fun time and/or know someone with a disability.
I look forward to networking with you and wish you the best of luck in all that
you do!
Regards,
Sean (site administrator)
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