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Old 09-08-2012, 09:52 AM #3
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Alice is right...you have to embrace the state you are in at the moment.

I had a LOT of oral motor problems. I would choose softer foods and then mince them with my knife before eating them. I would choose hearty, yet SMOOTH soups. If all else failed, I'd drink my meals--smoothies, etc.

Interestingly, I always found stuff like tortilla chips, potato chips, etc, fairly easy to eat. They would shatter in my mouth and then break down pretty fast.

Good luck!
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