“Particularly if you’re talking about a lifelong or a long-term medication, parents have legitimate questions and concerns and anxieties. And so every parent who came in, even the parents who were the most supportive of their children, it was a process to discuss that,” Dr. Susan Lacy said. (Courtesy Dr. Susan Lacy)

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