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Hey Evan,
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-hannah
sorry for poking my nose into this issue again. i know whatever u r doing is for evan's well being. since evan do not have low muscle tone i think he will benefit greatly by having lotsa tummy time whenever possible. it can be hard on both evan & u. i know. been there done that. did 1 yr of PT with D. almost no progress at all. i m just voicing my concern as a mother :) God bless.
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