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Old 04-03-2008, 06:56 PM #1
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Default Hello, I am new here.
I have a question concerning PANDAS. My beautiful grandson has been diagnosed, first with ADHD, then PDD-NOS, then Tactile Kinestetic Disfunction. He has many allergies, and now after more testing we were told he meets the marker for PANDAS. He takes several vitamins supplement. He has just recovered from Pyroulia (I hope I spelled this right). Anyway, does anybody have any suggestion or advice? It is really appreciated. My grandson is 8 years old.

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HI AUGUSTA! JUST WANTED TO SAY WELCOME TO NEUROTALK!
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