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Charlene holds Gavin at the hospital after the tube is removed from his chest port. "Watching your child suffer is the worst thing a parent can be asked to do," says Charlene, "I would have given anything to just tell him I'm helping you." The treatment process has become part of Gavin's routine. Routine and structure are important for any child, but especially one with autism. They make him feel safe. Any deviation in his routine can lead to an emotional meltdown.
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