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Facilitating with family communication and really also being able to handle the ups and downs, the emotions that will come normally, so not necessarily any clinical problematic emotions, but just, it's very normal to have a range of emotions. And the way parents model handling those emotions really does set the tone for their children.

BROOKE SHEALY: That's all the time we have for this segment of our webcast. I'd like to thank Dr. Szigethy and the Luckman family for joining us. You have all been very generous with your time. Coming up in part 3, we'll be taking a closer look at medical issues facing children with IBD. Thanks for joining us. I'm Brooke Shealy.

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