Living with Tourette syndrome: Cop, reporter and ...
"CBS Mornings" lead national correspondent David Begnaud talks about his own diagnosis and tics — and talks to others living with the condition.
www.cbsnews.comI don’t have real-time access to live feeds in this moment, but here’s the latest I can share based on recent public reporting up to now.
Core update
- There have been active discussions around Tourette syndrome advocacy and media portrayals, including coverage of the US release of the film “I Swear,” which highlights life with Tourette Syndrome. This film reception has influenced public conversation and awareness campaigns led by Tourette associations in the US.[2]
Key developments and sources
- In the UK, Tourette Syndrome In the Community (TIC) has been highlighted in national coverage for funding challenges and the potential impact on support services in regions such as Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. TIC staff and families emphasized the importance of ongoing services and supports for individuals with Tourette’s during this period of funding uncertainty.[1]
- The Tourette Association of America (TAA) has issued statements and communications related to the film “I Swear” and broader awareness campaigns and advocacy activities in 2026, including national advocacy efforts and billboard campaigns in major cities. These activities aim to educate the public and policymakers about Tourette Syndrome and related tic disorders.[2]
- Tourette Action and related UK organizations provide ongoing “Latest news” coverage about research advancements, events, and campaigns, though their pages show a general refresh of content rather than a single anchor story at this moment.[3][4]
What this means for “We All Have Tourette’s”
- If you’re referring to a specific show, campaign, or organization titled “We All Have Tourette’s,” there isn’t a clearly identified, globally prominent entity with that exact name surfacing in major outlets in the latest cycles I can access from public summaries. It’s possible it’s a regional initiative, a new program, or a media piece whose coverage is overlapping with the broader advocacy and awareness efforts described above.[1][2]
- For precise, up-to-date details on a particular project or program by that exact name, I’d recommend checking:
- The official Tourette Association or major national TS organizations’ press rooms
- Local news outlets in your area (Grapevine, TX) for any regional coverage
- Recent film releases or advocacy events tied to Tourette awareness in 2026
Would you like me to narrow this to a specific country, region, or organization, or search for news items mentioning exactly “We All Have Tourette’s” if it exists under that title? If you can share a link or a bit more context (e.g., a network, platform, or event), I can zoom in and pull the most relevant updates.