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Re: Questions went to Neuro
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Wed, 1 Mar 2000 07:57:34 -0500
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> it can really help with spasticity and speech.


mag,

I guess I forgot to mention, Zachary does not have spastically, except when
he first wakes up and when he gets upset.  95% of the time he is quite the
opposite, he has hypotonia, especially in the trunk area and extremities,
his hands seem to be quite effected, definantly the left one.
Deborah mom of 4

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