A Florida woman and her husband are suing retail giant Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) for allegedly kicking her out of a location and forbidding her from returning because of an outburst caused by her Tourette’s syndrome. According to Tina White, she was shopping at a local Wal-Mart in 2011 with her two children when she experienced an outburst due to her diagnosis. After, she was escorted out of the store and order never to return. Further, a police officer issued a no trespassing order to White, USA Today reported. White and her husband are currently seeking $2.2 million from Wal-Mart in damages. “Most people understand that when they hear Ms. White have one of her verbal tics, that it is involuntary and it’s a disability. They recognize it as Tourette’s, and they just shrug it off like water off a duck’s back,” White’s attorney said, according to USA Today. It's difficult to understand why a large retail chain, particularly Wal-Mart which is so widely popular, would kick a customer out of a store location when she noted her disturbance was created by a medical issue. This shines Wal-Mart in a very unflattering light, making it seem as though they are somehow biased or offended by those with disabilities, enough to where they must leave the store. For more business and financial news, click here. *This is editorial content and expresses the opinion of the author.