- my 12yod is an Aspie - AngieW in Texas 17:36 Dec 31
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- Did the sensitivity to loud noises just start or has your dd always had it?... - chiguirre 6:20 Jan 1
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- Thanks for the suggestions. nt - chiguirre 19:36 Jan 1
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- she's always had the noise sensitivity - it's much less now than it used to be though (nt) - AngieW in Texas 10:17 Jan 1
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- There is a program that has a good track record with normalizing responses to sound, - Claire 9:34 Jan 1
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- Pardon the interruption... - Kelly in VA 7:27 Jan 1
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- Thanks for the suggestions. nt - chiguirre 19:36 Jan 1
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- My 13 year old Aspie sounds just like this, too!! ... (more) - Kelly in VA 22:05 Dec 31
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- Did the sensitivity to loud noises just start or has your dd always had it?... - chiguirre 6:20 Jan 1
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- I'm sorry. It isn't an easy road. Ottakee posted the link I would recommend as well. nt - momof7 12:22 Dec 31
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- I have one with bipolar - Ottakee 10:17 Dec 31
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- Phonics for Reading from Curriculum Associates is also good ... - AngieW in Texas 9:52 Dec 31
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- Re: Phonics for Reading from Curriculum Associates is also good ... - Robyn 6:16 Jan 1
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- Re: Phonics for Reading from Curriculum Associates is also good ... - Robyn 6:16 Jan 1
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- My dd is a remediated dyslexic. Here are my suggestions...... - Claire 8:58 Dec 31
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- Re: My dd is a remediated dyslexic. Here are my suggestions...... - Robyn 6:17 Jan 1
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- Saxon Phonics--My Two Cents - e. in nc 11:21 Dec 31
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- Re: Saxon Phonics--My Two Cents - Robyn 6:18 Jan 1
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- Re: Saxon Phonics--My Two Cents - Robyn 6:18 Jan 1
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- Re: My dd is a remediated dyslexic. Here are my suggestions...... - Robyn 6:17 Jan 1
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- Thank you! One more question... - Catherine 5:12 Jan 1
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- For the reading problem, - Claire 9:21 Jan 1
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- Your post is wonderfully helpful-about the child... - Catherine 13:55 Jan 1
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- Rewards Secondary might be a better choice then - Claire 15:12 Jan 1 (1)
- Oops. Here is the link to Rewards Intermediate. However, - Claire 9:27 Jan 1 (1)
- Your post is wonderfully helpful-about the child... - Catherine 13:55 Jan 1
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- For the reading problem, - Claire 9:21 Jan 1
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- Here's a link to my favorite informational website about vision therapy.... - Claire 18:45 Dec 30
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- Oh, and here's the direct link to their symptoms checklist. - Claire 18:55 Dec 30
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- Oh, and here's the direct link to their symptoms checklist. - Claire 18:55 Dec 30
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- Try this... - TaraHen 18:05 Dec 30
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- Thank you all for your help. I'll check on each of these suggestions! nt - Julie in CA 15:31 Jan 1
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- General recommendation..... - Holly S/NC 16:44 Dec 30
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- link did not show up, inside.... - Holly S/NC 16:45 Dec 30
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- link did not show up, inside.... - Holly S/NC 16:45 Dec 30
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- A few ideas...... - Claire 12:34 Dec 30
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- Re: Sentence Composing..... - Kathy in MD 15:39 Dec 30
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- Re: Sentence Composing..... - Kathy in MD 15:39 Dec 30
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- Re: *Please* I need help with curriculum options for my low IQ ds15yo... - Stacy in NJ 9:42 Dec 30
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- My experience with the Key to... Series was not good...... - Kathy in MD 15:32 Dec 30
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- Same experience here (m) - EKS 16:30 Dec 30
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- Same experience here (m) - EKS 16:30 Dec 30
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- Another math option. m - Stacy in NJ 9:51 Dec 30
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- My experience with the Key to... Series was not good...... - Kathy in MD 15:32 Dec 30
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- For learning the parts of speech, you might try Junior Analytic Grammar..... - Kathy in MD 4:50 Dec 30
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- Trying link again - QuietwatersMommy 8:21 Dec 29
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- Does he eat alot of hydrogenated oils (hidden in chips, crackers)? This can counteract Omegas. nt - QuietwatersMommy 8:19 Dec 29
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- no hydrogenated oils here. We cut it out a few years ago, I watch what they eat very carefully. nt - Teresa in GA 16:03 Dec 29
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- no hydrogenated oils here. We cut it out a few years ago, I watch what they eat very carefully. nt - Teresa in GA 16:03 Dec 29
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- Which brand did you use? I have heard that - Claire 17:31 Dec 28
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- Nature's Plus, Animal Parade children's chewables, from the local health food store. Is diarrhea a common problem with all the other suppliments? - Teresa in GA 17:41 Dec 28
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- I'd try OmegaBrites or Nordic Naturals then. The problem is with the quality of the fish oil - Claire 17:57 Dec 28
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- Thanks Claire. Would you recommend the liquid or soft gels? How big are the gels and do kids have a hard time swallowing them? Thanks for you advice!!! - Teresa in GA 18:13 Dec 28
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- My kids take the Omega Brite pills - Ottakee 6:35 Dec 29
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- I'll try a different brand then and see what happens. He was only taking one ....(m) - Teresa in GA 16:07 Dec 29
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- I'll try a different brand then and see what happens. He was only taking one ....(m) - Teresa in GA 16:07 Dec 29
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- We did the Nordic Naturals soft gels. My dd would chew the capsule - Claire 21:40 Dec 28
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- My kids take the Omega Brite pills - Ottakee 6:35 Dec 29
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- I should add that any supplement can create a problem. - Claire 18:07 Dec 28
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- Thanks Claire. Would you recommend the liquid or soft gels? How big are the gels and do kids have a hard time swallowing them? Thanks for you advice!!! - Teresa in GA 18:13 Dec 28
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- I'd try OmegaBrites or Nordic Naturals then. The problem is with the quality of the fish oil - Claire 17:57 Dec 28
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- Nature's Plus, Animal Parade children's chewables, from the local health food store. Is diarrhea a common problem with all the other suppliments? - Teresa in GA 17:41 Dec 28
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- Eggs in the morning helped as much as Ritalin here (nt) - EKS 16:23 Dec 28
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- Just to clarify--that means that both helped a noticable amount (nt) - EKS 13:30 Dec 29
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- Just to clarify--that means that both helped a noticable amount (nt) - EKS 13:30 Dec 29
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- Re: What are some natural alternatives to help with focusing, concentration, impulsivity? My ds12 has not been on ADHD med for 6 months now, but I can notice a big difference. I'd like to not have him on meds, but don't know what kind of natural supplements could possibly help. nt - Laurie4b 8:41 Dec 28
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- Some Ideas - e. in nc 7:51 Dec 28
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- Balametrics/ Learning Breakthrough is very similiar but much less espensive - Momofmany 21:45 Jan 1
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- No, but I'd be interested in what the moms in your area think about it for ADHD - Laurie4b 14:21 Dec 28
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- They generally found it helped alot with concentration and focus (m) - Nancy in MA 12:07 Dec 31
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- They generally found it helped alot with concentration and focus (m) - Nancy in MA 12:07 Dec 31
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- watch the video at autism one that I linked below. There are 6 segments. Then get the GAPs book she talks about in the video!!!!!!!!!! nt - momto3 12:12 Dec 27
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- Here is the link... m - momto3 12:30 Dec 27
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- Here is the link... m - momto3 12:30 Dec 27
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- For the 7yo ds, - Claire 9:54 Dec 27
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- He's definitely "behind" academically. Some of that is that I chose... - MicheleB 20:39 Dec 27
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- TLP and FFW work on different aspects of hearing and language than speech therapists do. - Claire 15:07 Dec 28
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- TLP and FFW work on different aspects of hearing and language than speech therapists do. - Claire 15:07 Dec 28
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- He's definitely "behind" academically. Some of that is that I chose... - MicheleB 20:39 Dec 27
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- I would see a ped/adolescent psychiatrist for 14dd - Ottakee 2:34 Dec 27
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- Thanks for that info.... I was wondering about stimulants...m - MicheleB 5:24 Dec 27
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- Meds - Ottakee 17:41 Dec 27
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- I have wondered about the Prozac as I've read as well that it isn't... - MicheleB 17:49 Dec 27
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- pdoc - Ottakee 18:50 Dec 27
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- pdoc - Ottakee 18:50 Dec 27
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- I have wondered about the Prozac as I've read as well that it isn't... - MicheleB 17:49 Dec 27
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- Meds - Ottakee 17:41 Dec 27
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- Thanks for that info.... I was wondering about stimulants...m - MicheleB 5:24 Dec 27
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- For your 14 yr old dd - Laurie4b 19:57 Dec 26
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- Laurie4b, do you think medication would be helpful for her....m - MicheleB 21:01 Dec 26
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- Re: Laurie4b, do you think medication would be helpful for her....m - Laurie4b 21:14 Dec 26
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- Thanks Laurie.... I think the book will help both her and me...m - MicheleB 21:25 Dec 26
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- Thanks Laurie.... I think the book will help both her and me...m - MicheleB 21:25 Dec 26
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- Re: Laurie4b, do you think medication would be helpful for her....m - Laurie4b 21:14 Dec 26
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- Laurie4b, do you think medication would be helpful for her....m - MicheleB 21:01 Dec 26
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- We are using Nordic Naturals' Omega-3 supplement with ds -- haven't noticed any improvement in his focus, but it makes a huge difference (for the better) in his mood. nt - Contrarian Librarian 14:39 Dec 25
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- What is the ratio of EPA to DHA in those? nt - Laurie4b 8:40 Dec 26
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- Here's what the bottle says (m). - Contrarian Librarian 18:26 Dec 26
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- Thanks. nt - Laurie4b 19:53 Dec 26
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- Thanks. nt - Laurie4b 19:53 Dec 26
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- Here's what the bottle says (m). - Contrarian Librarian 18:26 Dec 26
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- What is the ratio of EPA to DHA in those? nt - Laurie4b 8:40 Dec 26
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- Some on their website - Ottakee 10:59 Dec 24
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- Article in Additude Magazine - e. in nc 7:01 Dec 24
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- Here is one article... - e. in nc 7:03 Dec 24
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- Here is one article... - e. in nc 7:03 Dec 24
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- There is research supporting Omega 3's as helpful for ADHD. It seems to help some people more than others, and for many, does not take the place of medication. nt - Laurie4b 6:28 Dec 24
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- FREE cognitive skills testing on line - update - Tara From Florida 18:06 Dec 23
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- Where is the original link for the index cards explanation?..nm - MicheleB 18:54 Dec 23
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- Here's the link - EKS 8:30 Dec 24
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- Thanks for the link EKS!!!...nm - MicheleB 11:37 Dec 25
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- Thanks for the link EKS!!!...nm - MicheleB 11:37 Dec 25
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- Here's the link - EKS 8:30 Dec 24
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- An additional variation if needed - Laurie4b 14:11 Dec 23
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- Thanks for this--I might try this if the other way stops working (nt) - EKS 8:32 Dec 24
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- Thanks for this--I might try this if the other way stops working (nt) - EKS 8:32 Dec 24
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- Aha--I found the post--QuietwatersMommy, thanks! (nt) - EKS 17:57 Dec 22
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- So glad this helped. It made a HUGE difference for us too. That's why I wanted to share it. nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:39 Dec 22
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- So glad this helped. It made a HUGE difference for us too. That's why I wanted to share it. nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:39 Dec 22
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- A link for you - Cindyg 19:48 Dec 29
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- Sorry I don't have better advice, but - Pam in N.FL. 11:14 Dec 22
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- Can you call your pharmacy and ask them for advice? (nt) - Claire 10:07 Dec 22
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- Why don't you go and see what they offer you? - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 22:59 Dec 27
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- We had an IEP for speech therapy. It was - Claire 11:37 Dec 22
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- Right now the school's Speech Therapist has (M) - one l michele 3:51 Dec 27
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- You have the right to decline any further evals - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 23:02 Dec 27
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- You have the right to decline any further evals - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 23:02 Dec 27
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- Right now the school's Speech Therapist has (M) - one l michele 3:51 Dec 27
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- I don't know what state you're in, but an IEP could make a difference...m - MicheleB 19:49 Dec 21
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- We are in NY, which is pretty regulated and I echo your concerns. nt - one l michele 3:45 Dec 27
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- I think PA is the only state that is so awful about special needs students. - Claire 11:42 Dec 22
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- We are in NY, which is pretty regulated and I echo your concerns. nt - one l michele 3:45 Dec 27
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- Both of my homeschooled dc received speech therapy from our local district... - Laurie in SEA 16:59 Dec 21
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- Thank you for your ideas and kind words. Nice to have somewhere to go for these issues. Cheers! nt - Zelda 22:36 Dec 21
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- Hi Zelda... - Pam H 18:39 Dec 21
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- Welcome, Zelda! - Laurie in SEA 16:47 Dec 21
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- It's a long term thing, not a quick fix but - Pam in N.FL. 6:56 Dec 21
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- One idea - Julianne in VA 23:05 Dec 20
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- My Aspie ds11 loves to look through this book. He finds it very interesting. :) nt - Night Elf 5:41 Dec 22
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- Thank you! I think the OT uses this. nt - Zelda 0:36 Dec 21
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- My Aspie ds11 loves to look through this book. He finds it very interesting. :) nt - Night Elf 5:41 Dec 22
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- Google "autism speaks"...I think that's the one. nt - Zelda 0:36 Dec 21
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- It's still called echolalia. Austin does it, too. And Reece is starting. nt - Niffercoo 15:05 Dec 19
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- Just found the more accurate word for it: Palilalia (that differentiates repeating your own words rather than someone else's). nt - Niffercoo 15:33 Dec 19
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- Thanks, I knew I had read about it somewhere but couldn't find it. Thanks! nt - Night Elf 13:37 Dec 20
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- Thanks, I knew I had read about it somewhere but couldn't find it. Thanks! nt - Night Elf 13:37 Dec 20
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- Just found the more accurate word for it: Palilalia (that differentiates repeating your own words rather than someone else's). nt - Niffercoo 15:33 Dec 19
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- Typo. I meant to say he's not repeating things said by others. nt - Night Elf 13:03 Dec 19
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- You are likely to see significant improvement in the hyperactivity with good OT - Laurie4b 8:13 Dec 19
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- Re: You are likely to see significant improvement in the hyperactivity with good OT - Nita 11:53 Dec 20
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- Re: You are likely to see significant improvement in the hyperactivity with good OT - Laurie4b 15:30 Dec 20
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- Re: You are likely to see significant improvement in the hyperactivity with good OT - Laurie4b 15:30 Dec 20
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- Re: You are likely to see significant improvement in the hyperactivity with good OT - Nita 11:53 Dec 20
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- For the SID/SPD you should be looking now for an OT or PT certified, or at least very experienced, in SID therapy..... - Kathy in MD 3:47 Dec 19
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- Re: For the SID/SPD you should be looking now for an OT or PT certified, or at least very experienced, in SID therapy..... - Nita 11:48 Dec 20
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- I would add to the other comments that - Claire 9:13 Dec 21
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- I second this advice. - dirty ethel rackham 16:20 Dec 26
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- I second this advice. - dirty ethel rackham 16:20 Dec 26
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- Given that additional information - Laurie4b 5:59 Dec 21
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- I would add to the other comments that - Claire 9:13 Dec 21
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- Re: For the SID/SPD you should be looking now for an OT or PT certified, or at least very experienced, in SID therapy..... - Nita 11:48 Dec 20
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- Here is a link to someone else's list..... - Claire 19:30 Dec 18
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- Here's another list..... - Claire 19:32 Dec 18
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- And I got the original DAN! list to come up with this link.... - Claire 19:37 Dec 18
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- Thanks, Claire. - QuietwatersMommy 16:05 Dec 20
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- Thanks, Claire. - QuietwatersMommy 16:05 Dec 20
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- And I got the original DAN! list to come up with this link.... - Claire 19:37 Dec 18
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- Here's another list..... - Claire 19:32 Dec 18
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- Thanks. That'll be helpful for when people have questions. nt - Kathy in MD 3:34 Dec 19
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- I would advise calling the Colorado Springs number on the website, or - Claire 9:54 Dec 17
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- Thanks, Claire. nt - Laurie4b 16:41 Dec 17
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- Thanks, Claire. nt - Laurie4b 16:41 Dec 17
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- My ds11 doesn't have that perception. - Night Elf 6:49 Dec 19
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- Now that you say that, I see that in my ds. He stands back, etc...m - MicheleB 12:58 Dec 19
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- Now that you say that, I see that in my ds. He stands back, etc...m - MicheleB 12:58 Dec 19
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- My 11 yo ASpie ds doesn;t avoid social situations but he doesn;t know how to act so he makes others feel uncomfortable (nt) - Clara in Miami 7:23 Dec 17
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- Same here. (nt) - Rhonda in TX 4:41 Dec 21
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- same for my 9yo aspie nt - QuietwatersMommy 15:38 Dec 17
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- Same here. (nt) - Rhonda in TX 4:41 Dec 21
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- My ds likes to make friends-He's just sooo bad at it(m) - Pajama Mama 5:48 Dec 17
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- Has he ever been tested for food sensitivities?..... - Kathy in MD 20:16 Dec 16
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- Not an expert on this subject, but this is what I have gathered over the years..... - Claire 10:06 Dec 16
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- Hi Julie- can you share how your daughter recovered from autism? That's a wonderful (and rare) thing....nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:49 Dec 17
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- A few answers..... - Holly S/NC 10:24 Dec 16
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- Just a note about working memory...... - Claire 8:52 Dec 16
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- two words - not well - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 18:46 Dec 16
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- My son sounds a lot the same- he is 10, but I don't see it as an issue. Kids need room - Classic Mom 5:31 Dec 26
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- discipline problem or something else..... - Tara from Florida 20:32 Dec 18
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- Has he always been this way, or is this something new? - Claire 9:06 Dec 15
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- Re: Has he always been this way, or is this something new? - stephanie 17:05 Dec 15
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- The quick-to-anger thing can be - Claire 10:12 Dec 16
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- The quick-to-anger thing can be - Claire 10:12 Dec 16
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- Re: Has he always been this way, or is this something new? - stephanie 17:05 Dec 15
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- Kim... how long did it take for your dh to finally....m - MicheleB 18:12 Dec 15
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- Oh no, it was his OWN that he didn't recognize! (sm) - Kim (in VA, but not "Kim in VA") 4:32 Dec 16
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- Oh no, it was his OWN that he didn't recognize! (sm) - Kim (in VA, but not "Kim in VA") 4:32 Dec 16
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- This is something that hits us this time of every year too. - Iris 7:24 Dec 15
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- My ds always gets books about his special interest... - Greta Lea:) 6:31 Dec 15
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- Not true for me. nt - Zelda 21:40 Dec 20
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- Re: For those of you with children with vestibular sensory issues...m - Donna 10:11 Dec 14
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- nope. - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 18:41 Dec 13
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- It's funny that this book is about removing artificial colorings etc to help children... - QuietwatersMommy 7:44 Dec 14
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- It's funny that this book is about removing artificial colorings etc to help children... - QuietwatersMommy 7:44 Dec 14
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- Nope, in fact, I was most active during the pregnancies of my kids on the spectrum - Niffercoo 9:30 Dec 13
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- Re: Nope, in fact, I was most active during the pregnancies of my kids on the spectrum - QuietwatersMommy 11:43 Dec 13
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- I only say that because... - Niffercoo 19:58 Dec 13
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- I only say that because... - Niffercoo 19:58 Dec 13
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- Re: Nope, in fact, I was most active during the pregnancies of my kids on the spectrum - QuietwatersMommy 11:43 Dec 13
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- I explicitly taught my dd that people need to make mistakes in order to learn. - Claire 17:37 Dec 12
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- A couple of ideas for your 8 yo...... - Kathy in MD 16:56 Dec 12
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- Do you mean Therapeutic Listening? Are you working with - CactusPair 18:18 Dec 12
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- She is listening to the EASe CD from Vision Audio inc. - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 19:22 Dec 12
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- We did this with my ds when he was little - lovemykids 13:33 Dec 13
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- We did this with my ds when he was little - lovemykids 13:33 Dec 13
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- She is listening to the EASe CD from Vision Audio inc. - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 19:22 Dec 12
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- Are you talking about TLP from advancedbrain.com? - Claire 17:30 Dec 12
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- Re: I think the TL is actually making dd's SPD WORSE - Kelly 17:18 Dec 12
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- TL?, is this The Listening Program? nt - Kathy in MD 16:39 Dec 12
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- My ds could not STAND it. We stopped. nt - Laurie4b 14:55 Dec 12
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- Re: Need advise on speech therapy...My K'er is still having trouble with her r's, f's, fl's and the ST wants to see her. The eval. is $200 and the therapy is $77/ session. She said she will probably have 2-3 sessions/wk. That would be fine, but our deductible is $1000. So we will be paying out of pocket until then. Is this price normal for therapists? We've never done ST before so I don't know what to expect. nt - Marie 17:52 Dec 14
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- I know nothing about speech therapy, but several of my kids have had problems with f's at that age and eventually resolved by itself. nt - momof7 16:16 Dec 12
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- A couple of alternatives....... - Claire 15:12 Dec 12
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- Re: A couple of alternatives....... - stephanie 15:18 Dec 12
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- Re: A couple of alternatives....... - stephanie 15:18 Dec 12
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- I think that price is pretty typical but ... - Jennefer@SSA 14:43 Dec 12
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- I'm just wondering why the 2-3 times per week?....m - MicheleB 14:02 Dec 12
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- Our ST wanted to have 2 sessions per week, I think that may be common. We declined for $$$ reasons and we go once per week. nt - Kelli in TN 6:50 Dec 14
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- Well, that's what I'm wondering. I don't know enough about it to know if that's excessive or not. She still wants to evaluate her so maybe she'll see she doesn't need so much. I hope not!nt - stephanie 14:07 Dec 12
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- Our ST wanted to have 2 sessions per week, I think that may be common. We declined for $$$ reasons and we go once per week. nt - Kelli in TN 6:50 Dec 14
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- Sometimes the the best education we give our children is not academics, but rather.... - Kathy in MD 16:36 Dec 12
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- This is great advice. I wanted to add something else , too - QuietwatersMommy 14:27 Dec 13
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- This is great advice. I wanted to add something else , too - QuietwatersMommy 14:27 Dec 13
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- Have you tried setting a timer for 20 minutes and only working with her 20 minutes at a time? - Claire 11:32 Dec 12
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- we do have a checklist, but I'm afraid she wouldn't respect the limits of a timer -- she doesn't already with other timer tasks she's given - CalicoKat 14:23 Dec 12
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- I am talking about one-on-one work with you. The timer would be used - Claire 15:06 Dec 12
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- I am talking about one-on-one work with you. The timer would be used - Claire 15:06 Dec 12
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- we do have a checklist, but I'm afraid she wouldn't respect the limits of a timer -- she doesn't already with other timer tasks she's given - CalicoKat 14:23 Dec 12
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- Here is how I would have handled it with my Aspie. - Night Elf 19:18 Dec 13
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- Ooops! Just seeing these responses. I get lost on the threads....m - MicheleB 10:57 Dec 20
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- yes, I concure with Beth - Clara in Miami 9:20 Dec 16
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- Ooops! Just seeing these responses. I get lost on the threads....m - MicheleB 10:57 Dec 20
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- I read somewhere (maybe it was on this board) that Aspies have rules and regulations (self-imposed) that are in their head but they don't know everyone else doesn't have these rules. or that others can't read their minds to know these things.. - QuietwatersMommy 10:01 Dec 12
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- Quietwaters, how do you "handle" the situations, then? Any specific advice you can give me?..nt - MicheleB 17:03 Dec 12
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- I am just learning myself (I am Nanci, the one you've been emailing with questions. m - QuietwatersMommy 18:44 Dec 12
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- I am just learning myself (I am Nanci, the one you've been emailing with questions. m - QuietwatersMommy 18:44 Dec 12
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- Quietwaters, how do you "handle" the situations, then? Any specific advice you can give me?..nt - MicheleB 17:03 Dec 12
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- Sounds like you had my son in the store with you! nt - QuietwatersMommy 9:49 Dec 12
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- He is on a waiting list (a few months???) to see a neuropsychologist.... - MicheleB 8:56 Dec 12
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- A good dr. will have to sort out what is what - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 8:21 Dec 12
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- What you describe sounds very "aspie" to me. Especially the rigid ideas of morality... - Michelle T 21:11 Dec 11
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- Not familiar with the DAS, but - Claire 20:24 Dec 11
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- Not familiar with the DAS, but with the WISC-III, the composite score would be considered invalid with a spread that high between verbal and nonverbal (called performance) scores. Why didn't the test administrator explain the test scores and their significance to you? nt - Laurie4b 19:13 Dec 11
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- Sorry, forgot to add that his Global Composite Standard Score was 92 - is that the same as an IQ score? nt - Michelle T 18:26 Dec 11
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- It is both and she will have to fight the insurance co. - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 8:27 Dec 12
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- Re: I am posting for a friend who has a daughter with progressive hearing loss... - Pam in N.FL. 7:03 Dec 12
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- It depends on the state, the school district, and even the individual school. However, - Claire 20:19 Dec 11
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- I have been out of ps for 7 years now but here are my initial thoughts... - Jennefer@SSA 19:30 Dec 11
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- Our Aspie had to hear it from the Dr. Once Dr. said you need to take these, the fight was over. nt. - Jen in WI 11:33 Dec 12
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- Is anyone else taking any vitamins? - Pam in N.FL. 7:11 Dec 12
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- we all take vitamins...I'm not up for the struggle right now to force him to take them - QuietwatersMommy 9:51 Dec 12
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- we all take vitamins...I'm not up for the struggle right now to force him to take them - QuietwatersMommy 9:51 Dec 12
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- I do a combo of what Iris and Homewithmyteo are suggesting... - Greta Lea:) 6:50 Dec 12
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- Thanks for all these ideas. I knew there'd be help from other moms with this issue...nt - QuietwatersMommy 9:58 Dec 12
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- Thanks for all these ideas. I knew there'd be help from other moms with this issue...nt - QuietwatersMommy 9:58 Dec 12
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- Have you tried bribing him? - Iris 19:14 Dec 11 (1)
- Re: Those of you who use Omegabrites and/or B6/Magnesium tablets...please help me! - Homewithmyteo 17:35 Dec 11 (1)
- chewing gum may help ... - AngieW in Texas 20:06 Dec 11
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- another thought - Pam in N.FL. 15:42 Dec 11
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- Give your daughter the tools to help her tell you.. - Tara from Florida 14:44 Dec 11
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- I don't think there is anything at all unusual in the behavior you describe. nm - Stacy in NJ 14:28 Dec 11 (1)
- In addition to checking into sensory problems, you might check into ... - Kathy in MD 13:39 Dec 11
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- Re: In addition to checking into sensory problems, you might check into ... - stephanie 13:43 Dec 11
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- Hmmm, where are you? Of course if my 13 yo is being hormonal at the moment, I'll go anywhere. LOL - Kathy in MD 19:43 Dec 12
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- Hmmm, where are you? Of course if my 13 yo is being hormonal at the moment, I'll go anywhere. LOL - Kathy in MD 19:43 Dec 12
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- Re: In addition to checking into sensory problems, you might check into ... - stephanie 13:43 Dec 11
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- Re: I am losing my mind - need help with DD - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 12:41 Dec 11
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- Re: I am losing my mind - need help with DD - Laurie4b 12:40 Dec 11
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- I understand where you're at. You are right. It's not a character issue - QuietwatersMommy 11:01 Dec 11
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- Thanks. Great article! nt - Laurie4b 19:08 Dec 11
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- Just today a friend told me about a dyslexic, business tycoon. His mother taught him to read by having him read cookbooks while they cooked together nt - Kathy in MD 13:46 Dec 11
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- The IdeaChain kit - Claire 6:22 Dec 11
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- Ummm.....grammatical clarification here...... - Claire 6:24 Dec 11
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- Ummm.....grammatical clarification here...... - Claire 6:24 Dec 11
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- It is a good list but kids vary - Ottakee 17:10 Dec 11
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- my ds wasn't anything like the boy they described when he was little. - momof7 5:44 Dec 11
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- Our two boys sound more alike each time... - Jennefer@SSA 12:03 Dec 11
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- Our two boys sound more alike each time... - Jennefer@SSA 12:03 Dec 11
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- Don't know why links sometimes don't post...trying again. - QuietwatersMommy 7:00 Dec 11
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- I did read the book but I should re-read it; I somewhat understand ds.... - MicheleB 19:46 Dec 11
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- Re: Laurie4b... - Laurie4b 12:38 Dec 11
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- I didn't read the other responses - Chadam (aka Christina in OR) 7:45 Dec 11
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- Thanks, moms for all your input! You are so great! nt - stephanie 20:19 Dec 10
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- Re: For all you moms well versed in LD, I need your opinions... - Laurie4b 19:15 Dec 10
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- Re: For all you moms well versed in LD, I need your opinions... - stephanie 20:06 Dec 10
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- For math, I would switch from Saxon to Math-U-See or - Claire 21:58 Dec 10
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- For math, I would switch from Saxon to Math-U-See or - Claire 21:58 Dec 10
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- Re: For all you moms well versed in LD, I need your opinions... - stephanie 20:06 Dec 10
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- I have a lot of questions, grouped into some strange categories..... - Kathy in MD 17:47 Dec 10
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- Re: I have a lot of questions, grouped into some strange categories..... - stephanie 18:18 Dec 10
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- I should have read this before responding below. - Claire 21:56 Dec 10
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- OK, I was especting several of these responses..... - Kathy in MD 18:51 Dec 10
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- I should have read this before responding below. - Claire 21:56 Dec 10
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- Re: I have a lot of questions, grouped into some strange categories..... - stephanie 18:18 Dec 10
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- How well does he perform on core academic subjects? m - Stacy in NJ 16:59 Dec 10
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- Re: How well does he perform on core academic subjects? m - stephanie 17:42 Dec 10
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- Has he ever had an occupational therapy eval? - Claire 18:09 Dec 10
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- Re: Has he ever had an occupational therapy eval? - stephanie 18:27 Dec 10
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- That's good. Check your library for the book - Claire 21:50 Dec 10
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- That's good. Check your library for the book - Claire 21:50 Dec 10
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- Re: Has he ever had an occupational therapy eval? - stephanie 18:27 Dec 10
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- Has he ever had an occupational therapy eval? - Claire 18:09 Dec 10
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- Re: How well does he perform on core academic subjects? m - stephanie 17:42 Dec 10
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- Oh, boy, therapy *was* my life...... - Holly S/NC 10:20 Dec 11
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- oh yes. I felt like I had an infant again when we first started OT and the brushing - Laurie4b 19:11 Dec 10
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- Oh yes, and I had only one. There were some things I just never got around to because the 2 of us couldn't take any more. nt - Kathy in MD 17:51 Dec 10
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- Same here. (nt) - Claire 18:06 Dec 10
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- Same here. (nt) - Claire 18:06 Dec 10
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- Eliminating gluten and casein has been beneficial for my dd 8... - Anita in Ohio 1:30 Dec 10
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- Some people don't fully digest the long casien molecule before it.... - Kathy in MD 15:30 Dec 9
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- Thanks Kathy. So I'm guessing there is a testing for it?.....m - MicheleB 15:43 Dec 9
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- Oooh, that hurts..... - Kathy in MD 17:14 Dec 9
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- Link to milk test - Kathy in MD 17:18 Dec 9
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- Link to milk test - Kathy in MD 17:18 Dec 9
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- Oooh, that hurts..... - Kathy in MD 17:14 Dec 9
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- Thanks Kathy. So I'm guessing there is a testing for it?.....m - MicheleB 15:43 Dec 9
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- Another possibility could be a problem with her inner ear..... - Kathy in MD 12:11 Dec 7
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- Her last exam was in June. So if it's an inner ear problem, (m) - Sandra in FL 15:37 Dec 7
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- You can also get an inner ear virus that will affect balance, etc. I'd ask your regular old doctor first. nt - Laurie4b 17:36 Dec 7
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- I think that infections in the inner ear can cause sudden balance problems..... - Kathy in MD 16:18 Dec 7
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- You can also get an inner ear virus that will affect balance, etc. I'd ask your regular old doctor first. nt - Laurie4b 17:36 Dec 7
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- Her last exam was in June. So if it's an inner ear problem, (m) - Sandra in FL 15:37 Dec 7
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- Thanks Claire & Kelli (more) - Diane in Hong Kong 18:15 Dec 7
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- I answered you on the curriculum board, but I will answer here too... - Kelli in TN 5:50 Dec 7
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- What I would recommend looking into is Moving With Math. - Claire 0:21 Dec 7
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- Oops. Website link inside. - Claire 0:22 Dec 7
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- Oops. Website link inside. - Claire 0:22 Dec 7
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- That is really amazing! I hope they hurry up with their reserch so they can help this generation of kids - Christina in OR 9:57 Dec 7
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- I emailed you nt - QuietwatersMommy 14:59 Dec 6
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- I would call the local OT's office, describe your son, and - Claire 14:02 Dec 6
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- Thank Claire... I am looking into it now. nm - MicheleB 19:30 Dec 7
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- Thank Claire... I am looking into it now. nm - MicheleB 19:30 Dec 7
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- My dd was diagnosed with dysgraphia - Claire 0:38 Dec 7
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- Re: Oral/narration work for writing challenged students? (m) - Stacy in NJ 16:54 Dec 6
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- Thanks, Stacy. (m) - Doran 6:42 Dec 7
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- Re: Thanks, Stacy. (m) - Stacy in NJ 15:18 Dec 7
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- Re: Thanks, Stacy. (m) - Stacy in NJ 15:18 Dec 7
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- Thanks, Stacy. (m) - Doran 6:42 Dec 7
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- It really depends on the goals for your child - momof7 14:29 Dec 6
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- Thank you both for your insights...I'm going to go with the appointment that's covered in-network and go from there! I really appreciate your help. nt. - Anita in Ohio 15:52 Dec 6
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- We did vision therapy. Personally, I would recommend - Claire 12:23 Dec 6
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- Other questions - Laurie4b 10:42 Dec 6
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- Answers... - Anita in Ohio 11:21 Dec 6
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- I would strongly consider OT for several of these things - Laurie4b 19:36 Dec 6 (1)
- Answers... - Anita in Ohio 11:21 Dec 6
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- I would do MUS in a heart beat - Christina in OR 10:26 Dec 6
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- we use Rod and Staff math. There is constant review m - QuietwatersMommy 7:27 Dec 6
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- That is so great! nt - Kathy in MD 14:37 Dec 5
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- What wonderful news! nt - QuietwatersMommy 14:29 Dec 5
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- we are having great success with transference to other writing. - momof7 1:59 Dec 6
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- Glad to read this! - Julianne in VA 17:49 Dec 6
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- Glad to read this! - Julianne in VA 17:49 Dec 6
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- We are mid way through book B - Ottakee 9:24 Dec 5
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- We've recently started Book B.... - Michelle T 18:39 Dec 5
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- How many years do you think it will take to complete the program? - Julianne in VA 14:36 Dec 5
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- I think it really depends on the child - Ottakee 18:24 Dec 5
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- I think it really depends on the child - Ottakee 18:24 Dec 5
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- We've recently started Book B.... - Michelle T 18:39 Dec 5
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- Re: momof7 or any who can offer advice...I need help knowing where to start - A developmental pedi or child psychologist? - Laurie G 21:13 Dec 16
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- Re: momof7 or any who can offer advice...I need help knowing where to start - A developmental pedi or child psychologist? - Mary-Ann 18:18 Dec 4
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- Is this a local thing? I googled HANDLE but didn't see anything nt - QuietwatersMommy 7:25 Dec 5
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- See http://www.handle.org for more info (link inside) - Claire 19:58 Dec 5
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- Wow, Claire this is right here near us in WA! Can i email you to ask you some questions? nt - QuietwatersMommy 7:39 Dec 6
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- My dd went through Handle, but our experience may not apply to your situation - Claire 0:09 Dec 7
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- Re: Wow, Claire this is right here near us in WA! Can i email you to ask you some questions? nt - Mary-Ann 8:57 Dec 6
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- My dd went through Handle, but our experience may not apply to your situation - Claire 0:09 Dec 7
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- Wow, Claire this is right here near us in WA! Can i email you to ask you some questions? nt - QuietwatersMommy 7:39 Dec 6
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- See http://www.handle.org for more info (link inside) - Claire 19:58 Dec 5
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- Is this a local thing? I googled HANDLE but didn't see anything nt - QuietwatersMommy 7:25 Dec 5
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- Are you working with an OT yet? - Laurie4b 17:03 Dec 4
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- That's not an option right now... - Jennefer@SSA 21:30 Dec 4
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- Did you ask about scholarships? - Christina in OR 12:47 Dec 5
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- as to your question - Christina in OR 12:54 Dec 5
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- as to your question - Christina in OR 12:54 Dec 5
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- Re: That's not an option right now... - Laurie4b 10:16 Dec 5
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- Did you ask about scholarships? - Christina in OR 12:47 Dec 5
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- That's not an option right now... - Jennefer@SSA 21:30 Dec 4
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- I would seek an official evaluation - momof7 9:29 Dec 4
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- I would look for a DAN! (Defeat Autism Now) doctor..... - Kathy in MD 9:23 Dec 4
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- Several questions about DAN doctors... - Jennefer@SSA 14:41 Dec 4
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- Re: Several questions about DAN doctors... - CJBeach 12:02 Dec 5
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- re: insurances - CJBeach 12:12 Dec 5
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- re: insurances - CJBeach 12:12 Dec 5
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- The DAN doctor in our area is a regular pediatrician. He has extra training through the DAN program. Seeing him would be no different than seeing any other physician for the same problem. nt - Laurie4b 17:05 Dec 4
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- Yes, they are MD, but they look at a wide range of possible causes of autism and possible treatments..... - Kathy in MD 16:25 Dec 4
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- Re: Several questions about DAN doctors... - CJBeach 12:02 Dec 5
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- Several questions about DAN doctors... - Jennefer@SSA 14:41 Dec 4
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- My son has Asperger's and SID, and we have only been seen by his pediatrician. m - QuietwatersMommy 8:32 Dec 4
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- Is his spoken vocabulary that of a 4th grader? if yes, have you considered Sequential Spelling?..... - Kathy in MD 6:14 Dec 4
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- Re: can someone who uses Omega 3 supplments answer a few questions? - Donna 10:15 Dec 3
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- Thanks, Donna. This does help. So it is EPA and DHA that are supposed to help with special needs issues, correct? nt - QuietwatersMommy 10:54 Dec 3
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- Re: Thanks, Donna. This does help. So it is EPA and DHA that are supposed to help with special needs issues, correct? nt - Donna 23:35 Dec 3
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- another question: the grocery store Omega 3 supplements I bought are DHA but it's from a plant source. Is this inferior to the fish oil source? nt - QuietwatersMommy 12:03 Dec 3
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- Re: Thanks, Donna. This does help. So it is EPA and DHA that are supposed to help with special needs issues, correct? nt - Donna 23:35 Dec 3
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- Thanks, Donna. This does help. So it is EPA and DHA that are supposed to help with special needs issues, correct? nt - QuietwatersMommy 10:54 Dec 3
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- Oops! Figured out my mistake! Sorry about that. :) - Jennefer@SSA 16:46 Dec 2
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- Try the "Let's Do Organic..." vegan gummi bears. - TaraHen 7:54 Dec 2
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- Thanks for telling me this! The co-op I order from sells these! nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:04 Dec 2
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- Yes! These were the ones we bought. nt - lovemykids 12:16 Dec 2
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- Thanks for telling me this! The co-op I order from sells these! nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:04 Dec 2
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- I don't remember the name, but I know Whole Foods used to have something like that. Do you have a health food store near you? nt - lovemykids 7:47 Dec 2 (1)
- Our OT let me borrow it and I got tons of ideas for my 2yo ds and my 14yo ds-good read.nt - Rivendellmom 10:40 Dec 3
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- Do you have it? I had seen it in a catalog and was going to order it, but then when I read more at the link, it looks like its geared only to very young children with SI. Is it? nt - Laurie4b 4:57 Dec 3
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- I'm waiting for it to come in at the library nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:48 Dec 5
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- I'm waiting for it to come in at the library nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:48 Dec 5
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- Re: Anyone here use the Brain builder computer programs or the Brain Builder online program? m - Iliana 20:14 Dec 1
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- We tried out BrainBuilder 3.0 on CD several years ago. - Claire 13:56 Dec 1
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- Thanks Ladies, that's good information I will keep in mind...m - MicheleB 5:00 Dec 3
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- Most audiologists will not test for CAPD until the child is at least 7yo. - Claire 9:03 Dec 1
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- Re: Speech and Language Disorders Question - Michelle in VA 7:13 Dec 1
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- My dd is so similar... - TaraHen 19:21 Dec 1
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- Sounds like Asperger's. This is what my son has, along with Sensory Issues, which often accompanies it. m - QuietwatersMommy 11:32 Dec 1
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- Re: Sounds like Asperger's. This is what my son has, along with Sensory Issues, which often accompanies it. m - MicheleB 15:30 Dec 1
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- As Claire said, it can vary because it is part of a spectrum. m - QuietwatersMommy 18:03 Dec 1
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- The characteristics of Asperger's can vary in intensity. - Claire 15:47 Dec 1
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- Re: The characteristics of Asperger's can vary in intensity. - MicheleB 11:14 Dec 2
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- I know what you are feeling, Michele. It's only been 6 weeks with a diagnosis for us m - QuietwatersMommy 17:55 Dec 2
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- Thanks Nanci.... It's so good to know you all are out there. =) nm - MicheleB 19:11 Dec 2
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- Thanks Nanci.... It's so good to know you all are out there. =) nm - MicheleB 19:11 Dec 2
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- I know what you are feeling, Michele. It's only been 6 weeks with a diagnosis for us m - QuietwatersMommy 17:55 Dec 2
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- Thank you for posting this, Claire. I haven't seen this before. nt - QuietwatersMommy 18:08 Dec 1
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- Re: The characteristics of Asperger's can vary in intensity. - MicheleB 11:14 Dec 2
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- As Claire said, it can vary because it is part of a spectrum. m - QuietwatersMommy 18:03 Dec 1
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- Re: Sounds like Asperger's. This is what my son has, along with Sensory Issues, which often accompanies it. m - MicheleB 15:30 Dec 1
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- Sensory integration issues are often a part of other issues - Laurie4b 19:32 Nov 30
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- I don't know the answer to your question, Michele.... - Pam H 19:27 Nov 30
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- Your first paragraph describes SID symptoms...... - Kathy in MD 8:30 Dec 1
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- Your first paragraph describes SID symptoms...... - Kathy in MD 8:30 Dec 1
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- Thanks. Great article! I made this very mistake with oldest ds and am now having to correct it. With LD ds, - Laurie4b 9:58 Nov 30
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- When you figure out how to get him to work harder, you can work on mine :) nt - Kathy in MD 10:07 Nov 30
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- When you figure out how to get him to work harder, you can work on mine :) nt - Kathy in MD 10:07 Nov 30
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- sorry about the double post nt - Kathy in MD 9:44 Nov 30
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- My son has moderate verbal and very minor physical apraxia. nt - Christina in OR 8:20 Nov 30
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- I remember individual tracking, but let me review the cd and post about it tonight. m - Stacy in NJ 5:19 Nov 30
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- Thank you for this!!!! I found this part VERY interesting... - Greta Lea:) 13:31 Nov 29
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- How much magnesium? Thanks! (nt) - EKS 18:44 Nov 29
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- Here's what the gal at the health food store told me to do... - Greta Lea:) 20:03 Nov 29
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- Is it possible to get too much magnesium? What have you read? m - QuietwatersMommy 23:19 Nov 29
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- You know rather quickly if you've taken too much magnesium for your body... - Greta Lea:) 6:54 Dec 1
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- You know rather quickly if you've taken too much magnesium for your body... - Greta Lea:) 6:54 Dec 1
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- Is it possible to get too much magnesium? What have you read? m - QuietwatersMommy 23:19 Nov 29
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- Here's what the gal at the health food store told me to do... - Greta Lea:) 20:03 Nov 29
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- i am so glad it helped you. It really is a maze to navigate and we need each other's help! - QuietwatersMommy 16:25 Nov 29
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- Here's a liquid I just found that has both the magnesium and the b6 - QuietwatersMommy 16:34 Nov 29
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- Here's a liquid I just found that has both the magnesium and the b6 - QuietwatersMommy 16:34 Nov 29
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- How much magnesium? Thanks! (nt) - EKS 18:44 Nov 29
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- My son now attends a special needs school, and they recommend getting fairly full assessments every 3-4 years... (sm) - Pam in CT 18:51 Dec 2
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- I haven't read any of the other responses and I know you are 1/2 way across the state, but - momof7 19:34 Nov 29
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- It doesn't sound like you have a current need for assessment to me - Laurie4b 16:49 Nov 29
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- A paper trail is helpful - Ottakee 9:43 Nov 29
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- I'm wondering if he was assessed by an occupational therapist? - Claire 8:55 Nov 29
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- Kelli, you can get more assessments done at the Kiwansis Center here in town... - Greta Lea:) 13:40 Nov 29
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- But physically he is great.... - Kelli in TN 9:33 Nov 29
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- Oops. Here's the link...... - Claire 8:56 Nov 29
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- Kelli, you can get more assessments done at the Kiwansis Center here in town... - Greta Lea:) 13:40 Nov 29
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- this link may help you.... - amber in GA 8:23 Nov 29
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- That is a great link! Lots of info. Thank you! I will probably be back with more questions after I read up! nt - Kelli in TN 9:36 Nov 29
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- That is a great link! Lots of info. Thank you! I will probably be back with more questions after I read up! nt - Kelli in TN 9:36 Nov 29
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- I think if it would help you in youru plan than - CJBeach 8:00 Nov 29
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- He did see a developmental ped...... - Kelli in TN 9:26 Nov 29
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- I should have read this first:)... - Greta Lea:) 13:47 Nov 29
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- I will send you an email... - Kelli in TN 14:19 Nov 29
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- What I do is... - Greta Lea:) 17:58 Nov 29
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- What I do is... - Greta Lea:) 17:58 Nov 29
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- I will send you an email... - Kelli in TN 14:19 Nov 29
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- I should have read this first:)... - Greta Lea:) 13:47 Nov 29
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- He did see a developmental ped...... - Kelli in TN 9:26 Nov 29
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- The only way I've ever heard it pronounced is A**-purgers. :) nt - Laurie4b 6:11 Nov 30
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- Here are two talking dictionary versions...... - Claire 22:32 Nov 28
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- The other talking dictionary version...... - Claire 22:33 Nov 28
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- The other talking dictionary version...... - Claire 22:33 Nov 28
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- I was able to get back in with our old DAN! doc - CJBeach 19:22 Dec 5
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- That should say 40 mg B6 and 20 mg Mg. Ugh, that's what I get for multitasking....nt - QuietwatersMommy 11:19 Nov 29
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- Duh...I was right the first time. I shouldn't post when i'm tired, LOL! nt - QuietwatersMommy 23:16 Nov 29
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- Duh...I was right the first time. I shouldn't post when i'm tired, LOL! nt - QuietwatersMommy 23:16 Nov 29
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- You say he's not a good listener. When you ask questions in a conversation ...... - Kathy in MD 9:11 Nov 28
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- Sometimes, his answers do *not* make sense. Trying to think of an example... - Catherine 10:16 Nov 28
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- I had a long post, that became lost in the ethernet..... - Kathy in MD 10:00 Nov 30
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- Re: Sometimes, his answers do *not* make sense. Trying to think of an example... - Laurie4b 12:35 Nov 28
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- I had a long post, that became lost in the ethernet..... - Kathy in MD 10:00 Nov 30
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- Sometimes, his answers do *not* make sense. Trying to think of an example... - Catherine 10:16 Nov 28
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- For the triangle/rectangle piece, - Claire 8:21 Nov 28
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- We use Dari-Free, a powdered potato milk. It's ok, but best when mixed into other things. nt. - CactusPair 20:50 Nov 28
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- I'm looking at our box. It doesn't have caseinate/ - CJBeach 12:59 Nov 28
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- You are probably thinking of casein. Wikipedia definition linked inside. - Claire 8:26 Nov 28
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- We don't drink straight faux milk anymore. Gradually over time the need.... - Kathy in MD 4:56 Nov 28
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- Forgot, we get the vanilla flavored milks. nt - Kathy in MD 4:57 Nov 28
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- Forgot, we get the vanilla flavored milks. nt - Kathy in MD 4:57 Nov 28
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- Rice Dream IS dairy-free but it NOT gluten-free....nt - Kelly in VA 4:24 Nov 28
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- I'm confused about Rice Dream and gluten... - CactusPair 20:57 Nov 28
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- I'm confused about Rice Dream and gluten... - CactusPair 20:57 Nov 28
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- Kirkman labs makes a tasty, powdered, calcium supplement. - lovemykids 19:50 Nov 28