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Musician Carnie Wilson is raising awareness about tardive dyskinesia (TD), an uncontrolled movement disorder that often goes undiagnosed. She shares why she’s advocating for screening, how stigma can keep people silent, and where listeners can find support and resources.
00:00 – intro
00:01:05 – What TD is: common symptoms (face/lips, chewing-like movements, eye twitch).
00:01:29 – Main cause: dopamine receptor–blocking meds (often antipsychotics); risk factors + generations of meds.
00:02:21 – Why TD is missed: many cases undiagnosed; importance of recognizing symptoms.
00:02:42 – Carnie on speaking up, getting screened, and how diagnosis can change lives.
00:04:53 – “Connecting with Carnie” campaign + where to find resources (connectingwithcarney.com).
00:05:24 – Bell’s palsy story as a way to relate to visible conditions and shame/stares.
00:07:10 – What helps diagnosis: noticing changes, telling your healthcare provider, rejecting shame.
00:09:33 – How TD impacts daily life (driving, sleep, leaving home) + real patient stories.
00:10:17 – Carnie on depression/addiction, stigma, and checking in on mental health.
00:14:23 – Medication/research question; Carnie points listeners back to medical resources.
00:16:18 – Why this cause matters to her: family experience with mental illness + compassion.
00:19:10 – Specific symptoms to watch for + encouragement to seek help.
00:20:30 – Final call to visit the campaign site; thanks and outro.
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