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Children in hospitals [newborns] grew two times in weight as fast when touched for times each day.

One doctor noted that the growth pattern in the bones became dwarfed when the child went untouched.  –Bernie Siegel

What we all need to grow, mature and succeed is touch.  Even a light touch on the shoulder, a kiss on the cheek, or a friendly hand-shake can make the difference between indifference and connection.

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