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Mr. Jorritsma can't sit still, his mouth makes chewing motions: Dr. Rutger has a suspicion

Mr. Jorritsma can't sit still, his mouth makes chewing motions: Dr. Rutger has a suspicion

Mrs. Jorritsma is worried about her husband's restless behavior and involuntary chewing movements. While she is unsure of the cause, Doctor Rutger investigates the symptoms and suspects an underlying reason for the abnormal behavior.

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