NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome Announces 9th Annual Family Retreat Weekend
Summary
Here’s what a few of them had to say “(2012 was) our fourth year, and it’s just such a wonderful, supportive, relaxed environment,” said Allissa Letts, of Hillsborough, whose 17-year-old son David has TS.We don’t want to miss it.” “Camp Bernie is important to me because it’s a place where my son can come to meet other children who also have Tourette Syndrome,” said Rockaway resident Dianne Kroeter, who attended the Family Retreat Weekend in 2012 with her daughters Sierra, 17, and Sidney, 11.Also, parents come together to talk about the situations and circumstances that we all deal with that can be challenging or rewarding.” “Camp Bernie is great for us because it gives us an opportunity to come out once a year and not have to worry about schoolwork or when we’re rushing to the softball game or where we have to be whenever,” said Missy Bonaguide, who hails from Roseland and came to the 2012 event with her husband, Matt, and daughters Hannah, 11, Chloe, 8, and Sophie, 5.We don’t want to miss it.”“Camp Bernie is important to me because it’s a place where my son can come to meet other children who also have Tourette Syndrome,” said Rockaway resident Dianne Kroeter, who attended the Family Retreat Weekend in 2012 with her daughters Sierra, 17, and Sidney, 11.Also, parents come together to talk about the situations and circumstances that we all deal with that can be challenging or rewarding.”“Camp Bernie is great for us because it gives us an opportunity to come out once a year and not have to worry about schoolwork or when we’re rushing to the softball game or where we have to be whenever,” said Missy Bonaguide, who hails from Roseland and came to the 2012 event with her husband, Matt, and daughters Hannah, 11, Chloe, 8, and Sophie, 5.