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Old 01-13-2013, 10:26 PM #1
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Hi, everyone.

A little history....I'm raising my nephew who's ten. He's been with me for eight years and was recently diagnosed with adhd and tourettes. The tourettes has complicated medication for adhd so he's medication free for now.

Just having the diagnoses has helped him and us, and he's doing so well! he has mostly vocal tics, with picking and larger complex tics.

I plan to read alot and hope to gain any info our experience anyone would like too share.

Until next time...
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