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I absolutely realize that this may not work for everyone but if it helps even one family, it's worth my posting.

Happy New Year!

Michelle
Absolutely agreed and one of the reasons I started telling of what helped my son. Paying it forward! If Bonnie Grimaldi had not shared what helped her child, I dread to think where mine would be! He hardly tics at all anymore, and the OCD is subdued. So I know the relief you feel!

Happy New year to you too and do keep us updated
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