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timeline below thank you now today's first story comes from kooky item 8576 and it says am i the

asshole for not having my sister with Tourette in my wedding ceremony.

I 28 female am getting married to my fiancé, Max, 25 male this summer.

My sister, who I call Megan, 32 female, has pretty serious Tourette. Certain physical movements

and saying, ha ha ha, are our most common tics, but there are others as well.

As long as I've been alive, I've never seen Megan sit through a long ceremony or presentation

without ticks.

Not even a high school or college graduation or for any siblings' graduations.

Her ha ha ha is also extremely loud, ordering on yelling and most

at the time repetitive. I have involved and invited Megan to every aspect of the wedding,

the rehearsal dinner, the bachelorette party and the reception, except for the actual ceremony.

My fiance and I are writing her own vows and I just want to hear him say them without

interruption.

The ceremony is fairly long and I seriously doubt Megan's ability to go that long without ticking.

She has said that holding back ticks is like holding back a sneeze, only a thousand times

more difficult.

The only options I see for her going

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