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When the nurse finally removed the hat, she was horrified by what she saw đŸ˜±đŸ˜±
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Later that day, at lunch, she spoke with his class teacher.

«I’m worried too,» the teacher admitted. «He’s been wearing that hat every day since spring break, but not before that. During gym, when the coach asked him to take it off, he had a meltdown. We decided to stop pushing him about it.»

 

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