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Botwright Case Study
When Nanaimo, B.C., dad Reed Botwright took to social media to track down limited-edition Star Wars mac and cheese, he didn't expect his plea to go viral.

Botwright's six-year-old son Everett is autistic and very selective about what he eats. Over the past three years he's been paring down his food options, causing his parents
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