It’s called After Thomas and is about how the relationship between an austistic boy and his dog.
http://www.bbcamerica.com/content/223/index.jsp

“This is the blurb about the real family on which the show is based:
Nuala and James Gardner – on whom Nicola and Rob Graham are based – live in a seaside town in Scotland with son Dale (Kyle), who is now 18, and their six-year-old daughter Amy. Both Dale and Amy were diagnosed with autism as toddlers, with Dale’s diagnosis being a long, arduous task at a time when autism was not widely understood. After Thomas is the story of Dale’s remarkable development through his bond with their pet dog Henry, named after his favorite engine in Thomas The Tank Engine but renamed Thomas in the film. He is unrecognizable from the boy he was during the period the film depicts – the confident, mature and friendly teenager who plays guitar in a band and works voluntarily with young Scouts is testament to the incredible impact Henry (Thomas) had on his life.”

I’m wondering if anyone seen it? Is it worthwhile?

I don’t think science knows half of what goes on between the brain and movement.

I have recently been suffering from a flare up of twitching muscles and tremors, all over my body they will go off, my tongue has been doing it constantly for nearly two months now. It can be anything from a constant vibrating feeling beneath the skin, to muscles giving random twitches, some of them powerful enough to move a whole limb. The most annoying are in the face, it is like my muscles are being wound up like a clock spring and then release.