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Old 09-21-2006, 08:05 AM #1
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This sounds crazy, but every time there is a change in the weather, Scott's vocalizations seem to get worse.... Has anybody else noticed this with their kiddos?
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This sounds crazy, but every time there is a change in the weather, Scott's vocalizations seem to get worse.... Has anybody else noticed this with their kiddos?
yep...seasonal and general weather changes are one of the known tic triggers for us too.......many of the folks on the Latitudes forum have posted the same observations!
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