tears that don't overflow

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Lira- iam nothome to read the twodoc reports & nbsp;but they say myson has enough

tears to cover eyes, so theyare not dry, but not enough tooverflow. & nbsp;Of

course I asked what can cause this, willthey everstart to flow more..they both

report they don't know andACTUALLY told me not to be concerned. Well, I still

have questions aboutit..how many more uncomfortable eyeexams anddocs do I haveto

put him through? I have putthat at rest for now.

Ivy

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On Feb 24, 2011 5:01 PM, liralendoncov & lt;liralendoncov@... & gt; wrote:

so interesting!!

My son also had wet eyes, but his tears never came in. He does laugh though.

What do the doctors say about no tears?

& gt; Unusual issues are no tears that overflow, checked with best ped neuro

docs, he doesnt have alacrima, has tears that cover eyes, yet doesnt do the

typical " cry " . He also doesnt laugh. I hear that is not an apraxia thing, he

knows when something is funny and screams loudly smiling, we tickle him like

crazy and you get a wee bit of a laugh, but not even near how other children

giggle or laugh!

& gt; He goes to a typical preschool and looks typical the teachers report. he is

super sweet, likes to play w kids, shares, pretend plays well, all very

early..and has no behavioral issues, and great attention span for his age when

he has one on one therapy!

& gt;

& gt;