Who has a sibling? Who has a sibling that annoys them half the time? Okay, less common, who has a sibling with ADHD? Well that is me and my twin brother to the max. My brother, Coy, has motor tic disorder. He’s like everyone else, but has spurts of hyperness. Motor tic disorder is often mistaken for ADHD, so we usually just tell people he has ADHD. His motor tic disorder does not affect him very much, but he takes ADHD medication to help his symptoms. We call it his chill pills. Because this “disorder” doesn’t affect him, and sometimes the world doesn’t seem to get that, I want to explain his motor tic in a way that everyone can understand. People never seem to know what I am talking about when my family talks about Coy’s motor tic disorder, so think of it this way, Coy is …show more content…
Inline hockey and baseball were his energy outlets of choice. Go back to thinking about that one time that computer game got you worked up. When you probably got so excited moving the mouse at one point you picked it up and put it back down. That’s coy on his skates, picking up one leg after another. You probably also swung the mouse around really quick. That’s Coy swinging his bat for another homer. When you move that mouse around on that pad, it helps the clicking process. You can’t mine the craft with your cursor in the bottle corner, can you? Actually, you may be able to. I don’t know, but you get the point. Being active helps Coy’s tic process. I hope now you guys can realize that my brother having motor tic disorder doesn’t affect his life, it just influences it. It makes him more active, and sometimes more annoying. Medication helps ease his desire to blink, but he is the same tall, “eat everything in the fridge”, “put you in a headlock” kinda brother that everyone else has. He moves around a lot. He tics, and he clicks. And he double clicks when he’s excited, just like everyone else. Motor tic disorder is as simple as clicking a