Sensory UnSensored

Sensory UnSensored

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Last published Thu, Jun 1, 2017

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Macey is a 15 year old tennis player, with a love for literature, movies, and her best friend Nadia. One night while Macey's parents are out of town someone breaks into her house and shoots her in the heart. When the murderer leaves, he puts the gun in Macey's hand, making it look like Macey committed suicide. Who is the murderer? Watch the story unwind from Macey's out of body experience, and watch the mystery unfold as her friends and family try to find out what happened. Watch as people think Macey is a shy introvert, but because of her sensory integration. Sensory integration is a nervous system disorder that has to do with touch, light and texture. Many kids with sensory don't like big crowds, or people. Stay tuned for Sensory UnSensored.

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