jdn151

I have a son who is also unable to communicate. He is diagnosed with Lissencephaly where his brain is smooth and he is missing various parts of his brain. His vocal cords are also paralyzed and just a lot of issues including seizures. He is 18 months old but functions around that of a 3 month old and there is no knowing how well he will advance, probably not much further, or how long he will live; as people with his condition tend to not live long. No real questions for you just a hug and high five for dealing with issues like this so well.

If you eat slowly you will notice when you are full and won't overeat as much. You don't get full faster.

Whereas if you eat quickly you won't notice your body telling you that you are full and thus this leads to overeating.