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Cory Friedman Case Summary
Plot: Cory Friedman challenges of growing up with a medical disorder called Tourette syndrome with OCD. This disability had limited success with medication. Cory had to face significant struggles learning to cope with the effects of this illness throughout his life. Through hard work and support of his family he was able to learn and live a productive life.

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