Re: Products in our homes that contribute to ADD/ADHD

March 22, 2010

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Interest Reader

DATE: 07/13/03 5:58pm

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Re: Products in our homes that contribute to ADD/ADHD

IN REPLY TO: Products in our homes that contribute to ADD/ADHD
AUTHOR: mommy2k

I would apprecate the list of materials that are commonly found in my home. I too, would like to do what ever I can to help my child with this difficulty.

Interested Reader

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06/04/03 01:17pm

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06/15/03 04:36am

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06/23/03 02:41pm

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07/13/03 05:58pm

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07/14/03 05:53am

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07/14/03 08:24pm

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07/22/03 12:52pm

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07/24/03 08:39am

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