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Re: Kinda Wild
um, I hate to rain on the idiot parade here, but he's not reacting to stress around him... he's obviously a magic baby
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Re: Kinda Wild
i will say this, some of our foster kids, who have been away from their families for years, lose their [censored] every year around the time they were removed from the home, or around some other painful anniversary that occured before they could cognitively have understood it. trauma has serious, lasting neurological effects on children, it's actually not far out there at all for this kid to have some kind of internal pathology at work here in addition to picking up cues from those around him.
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Re: Kinda Wild
I couldn't be bothered to look at all the responses so far but trauma has serious, lasting neurological effects on children, it's actually not far out there at all for this kid to have some kind of internal pathology at work here in addition to picking up cues from those around him. I have noticed this in many of our foster kids.
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Re: Kinda Wild
Haven't read the responses, but something similar happened to my brother. Our dad died in a plane crash, and every year he pulled his hair out in a circle the size of an orange.
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Re: Kinda Wild
I can't believe all of these people are saying the exact same thing
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Re: Kinda Wild
I can't believe OOT has so much experience with orphan babies.
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Re: Kinda Wild
A friend of mine's cousin's hairdresser died, and every year on the anniversary an orange fell out of his head. Turns out he was reacting to the stress around him.
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Re: Kinda Wild
Hey guys has anyone considered that maybe the baby is responding to the stress levels of those around him LDO?
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Re: Kinda Wild
Wow, trichotillomania mania. Makes me want to trichotillophagia something.
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