Sweet Syndrome More Condition_symptoms Would A Student With Tourette Syndrome Make A Good Tour Guide?

Would a Student with Tourette Syndrome make a good Tour Guide? - sweet syndrome more condition_symptoms

I am a student and I have friends with Piper, a girl not with a severe case of Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome and vocal tics and body can control. One problem that was created is that Piper really want a travel guide and a few people here do not think it was a good idea.

In a sense it is the best representation of the school, a brave and courageous girl who succeeds despite a severe disability. The reason is made against him that his state students and parents nervous, especially when you would begin to swear.
The sad reality is that some families do not like something like suspended Tourette. Prospective students are only 13 or 14 years and can easily impressed and quick decisions Andover, my guide, a kind of popular Prom Queen, but in a different school, that my guide had these strange movements of the body ... .

A girl justifies the exclusion of Piper, said: "The school has the best face that can be the perfect for making the trip." How ironic that afterall this talk about diversity and integration, we turn around and Piper that they can not walk because it is so different!

Families can come from tics, Piper at the beginning, but at the end of the tour could see how intelligent and well adjusted he is dismissed. Please be honest: Do you think Piper would be a good ambassador for the school, or just turn off users?