Our producer at the HealthCentral Network recently sent an email to the acid reflux experts asking if anyone would be interested in writing a SharePost about trick or treating. I wrote back to let her know that I wouldn't be able to write about trick or treating, because our family had decided to opt out of the trick or treat ritual this year due to my son's acid reflux. Wise as usual, the producer wrote back that many families may be in the same position, or at least weighing their options. So...
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