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rolling. We talked about the one kiddo having more self-expression and being more present and less inattentive.

What did you see with the other one, with the other kiddo who was medicated?

How did number that child?

I don't want to out him.

Yeah, that's fine.

The two things that I'm thinking of is he would come out of his room and just be more present in the home he was able to tolerate the

interactions with family where it seemed as though the interactions with family, where it seemed as though the interactions with family

and even just the fear of being asked to do something was enough to just push him into his

room.

So he closed the door to be by himself in a very self-protective little man cave, you know, or just tune everybody

out in a way to just keep that inner noise down.

And so he would come out more often.

And then I noticed, too, that he was just more relaxed.

He didn't look visibly anxious all of the time through the way he was displaying,

using his fingers in his hands and his head and his mouth.

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