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They just really need to know that it will be okay. Whether or not, one way or the other, if the kid starts walking again or he can't even move a limb, it will be fine. You know, they just need to know that it's going to be okay.... Show More

They just really need to know that it will be okay. Whether or not, one way or the other, if the kid starts walking again or he can't even move a limb, it will be fine. You know, they just need to know that it's going to be okay.

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Chase – What’s important for parents to understand?

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They just really need to know that it will be okay. Whether or not, one way or the other, if the kid starts walking again or he can't even move a limb, it will be fine. You know, they just need to know that it's going to be okay.

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