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					<description><![CDATA[Nice to &quot;meet&quot; your guys. Vman&#039;s mix is probably more common than you would think. His sensory challenges are a clone of my son&#039;s (who is now 9 and just finishing 3rd grade). I used to be so confused at why my son, who has great difficulty with loud noises, would, himself, make such loud noises all the time (often driving me nuts). There is something about his being able to control the noise. In so many situations, when he feels like he has control, he does so much better.

We thought my son was colicky until he was so uncomfortable that I knew it was something more. Turns out he had refux. Thank goodness for Zantac! Does Vman have any issues with coloring or drawing? Just wondering, because my Little Man also deals with small motor planning delays and low muscle tone- makes writing difficult, has a weak grip, contributed to speech difficulties, and I think, contributed to his reflux.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice to &#8220;meet&#8221; your guys. Vman&#8217;s mix is probably more common than you would think. His sensory challenges are a clone of my son&#8217;s (who is now 9 and just finishing 3rd grade). I used to be so confused at why my son, who has great difficulty with loud noises, would, himself, make such loud noises all the time (often driving me nuts). There is something about his being able to control the noise. In so many situations, when he feels like he has control, he does so much better.</p>
<p>We thought my son was colicky until he was so uncomfortable that I knew it was something more. Turns out he had refux. Thank goodness for Zantac! Does Vman have any issues with coloring or drawing? Just wondering, because my Little Man also deals with small motor planning delays and low muscle tone- makes writing difficult, has a weak grip, contributed to speech difficulties, and I think, contributed to his reflux.</p>
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