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    We started reading the first Magic treehouse book last night and dd LOVED it. Thanks for the suggestion!

    Also, I wanted to nite that my post on page 2 gives more backstory on her testing and the psych's preliminary thoughts. We should get her results today, and my stomach is tense just thinking about it.

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    Glad to hear it! The nice thing about the Magic Tree House books is that there are a TON of them, and the local library should have several of them, at least.

    Try and practice some meditative breathing if you can. Stressing yourself out does no one any good!


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    My 10 year old still likes to be read to, even though he is capable of reading anything and everything. We travel quite often to out of state soccer tournaments, and both he and my husband quite happily listen to whatever I choose to read to them smile

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