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Volcano earthquake report for Friday, 16 October 2026
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Children are so innocent, so their ability to see things is pure and uncorrupted.
My daughter doesn't have ADD/ADHD or Autism, but she does have physical disabilities and learning issues which are directly connected to her GHD (Growth Hormone Deficiency).
Tiny hands and muscles that aren't growing properly have lead to a lot of physical issues for her which are issues in school rather than out. To look at her she's much the same as everyone else, just a smaller version.
But yes, to watch a child sit there "feeling" the cards is extremely unusual for an average child to do. I've not seen it in any of my other children.
My first thought was "Who told her to do that?" But I highly doubt anybody would have told her anything and it was something she did herself.
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