Sarah Roa has lived with Tourette syndrome since childhood. For years she thought she was dying, went to medical appointments without answers, and had to learn to live with a brain that, at times, seems to work against her.

In this conversation, we talk about what it's really like to live with Tourette's, about tics, coprolalia, OCD, anxiety, available treatments, and the daily challenges faced by those with this neurological disorder.

An honest, at times difficult, and profoundly human conversation that debunks many of the myths surrounding a condition as well-known as it is misunderstood, and which holds a final surprise.