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While Wren's mum, Anna, says the arrival of her NHS chair was greatly received - Wren will soon grow out of it.

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The 31-year-old described going to her GP six times and being prescribed laxatives to treat it - but not being given any guidance on how to use them, and said she had been told her daughter would grow out of it.

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"It was a vicious circle. It was just complete turmoil... something that everyone just used to say she would grow out of or 'it's a phase' or 'she just needs to learn'," Holly added.

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"You do just grow out of stuff like that," Ceara says - though she still returned later to have her ears pierced at Claire's.

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Weather service officials warn that there will be an increased risk for heat sickness and fires to start and grow out of control.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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