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Hi Rhea,
Sounds like you are proud of your grandson! Projectile vomiting isn't a normal reaction to eating, as you know. I would encourage you to consult his doctor to learn more about what may be causing this. It's possible he has some kind of food intolerance, but a doctor who examines him would be the only one who could tell you this for sure. Meanwhile, keeping a detailed log of when it happens and what he was eating/doing immediately beforehand will help the doctor understand what may be happening.
To your health,
Kathi
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