Tourette Syndrome + "possessed" rage + benefits of sports

I found his description of it being like.... he goes to the back of his head and is taken over by someone coming to the front of his head.... interesting ... resonates for me.

@Lilaca

@Appleblossom

Thank you for your comment.

In the ancient past, mental illness used to be referred to as demonic possession. It's definitely interesting this young boy described it in such a way that seemed as if he was temporarily possesed by another "being".

I took his comment in another way. I tend to avoid anything sensationalised about mental illness cos I have seen so much at close quarters, and had to sift through reams of spiritual and religious material.

@Lilaca

I took it that he was dissociating in the split second Cameron 2 took over, and that in the neuroscience of it, the cerebellum looks after a lot of Tourette symptoms, also frontal lobe is supposedly where rational thought and voluntary control takes place ...neuroscience is complicated ... still I am wary of possession talk..

@Lilaca Hi Lilaca and yes when I lose it it feels like I am being possessed. I cannot control it. I have bipolar I but have also been diagnosed with schitzoaffece disorder.

I do get possessed. But, at the same time I'm usually still integrated when in happens. I'm at the back watching in horror but I'm also at the front doing it deliberately. And I feel both at the same time. I'll be honest. I don't like it. But I don't think it's fun for anyone either way.

Having said that, I'm a huge fan of catharsis. You could say that's the modern version of an excorcism. Also something that you watch and do simultaneously but 1,000,000% healthier.