Brad suffers from congenital Tourette's disease, a severe convulsive disorder that caused him to twist his neck uncontrollably and make strange noises. And this kind of weird behavior made him not understood by the people around him since he was a child. In school, teachers often criticized him, and his classmates ridiculed him even more. Even his father was extremely disappointed in him. When he was in elementary school, because he couldn't restrain himself from making strange noises, he was regarded as an unruly bad child by the school. Not only the teachers did not understand, but the classmates made fun of his behavior.
In junior high school, at a school-wide meeting, the principal cleverly let everyone know the true situation of Brad, and also asked Brad to say some of his own thoughts, let everyone know that he did not deliberately do anything wrong, and then he treated himself I am more confident.
This opportunity also gave him a firm dream of becoming a teacher, even though this disease might make Brad suffer suspicion and frequent frustration on the road to pursue the dream of a teacher.
After graduating from university, he upholds the idea that every student is worthy of being taught and wants to be a teacher. He goes to various schools to interview and seek faculty positions. However, school personnel always hold him skeptical because of his symptoms, even He was also asked not to make a sound in class before he was hired. These various reasons made him feel frustrated, but fortunately, his mother has always supported him and encouraged him to face life bravely and overcome difficulties. In the process, he also gained love.
In order to find a school that is willing to accept himself, Brad does not abandon his dreams or beliefs, but works silently. Finally, after interviews in about 25 schools, one school was willing to recruit him, so he finally became a second-year tutor
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