Ghost Hunters Raise Money for Tourette Syndrome

By BrainPhysics Staff, Mon, November 29, 2010

A show to benefit Tourette Syndome features people from the TV show Ghost Hunters:

"The stars of the popular “Ghost Hunters” television show will come to Westfield on Nov. 28 for the fourth annual dinner and show to benefit the New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome.

Paranormal investigators Steve Gonsalves, Kris Williams, Dave Tango, Amy Bruni and Adam Berry of SyFy Channel’s “Ghost Hunters” and “Ghost Hunters Academy” will be there to discuss their work and interact with fans.

Entertainment will be provided by singer Kristen Sellers, featured on MTV and VH1, New Jersey Bluegrass band Union Forge, and the A Capella Pops.

Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder, characterized by involuntary motor or vocal movements known as tics, that affects one in 200 children. The condition is often accompanied by depression, learning disabilities, attention deficit and obsessive compulsive disorders."

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