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Category Archives: Developmental Delay
Needing a challenge
Our family was about 6 months into therapy. I still wasn’t sure how or if to talk about it to others. In many ways it was a relief to be honest and open. In other ways, it set my … Continue reading
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Whats the harm?
I think I had to keep telling myself over and over, “There’s no harm in trying therapy”. It was my way of convincing myself to move forward. I had in my hand the opinions of experts that my son … Continue reading
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Testing..Testing..1.2.3
There is nothing that developmental specialist love more than testing! If your child is ever suspected of having a developmental delay, be prepared for lots of evaluations. Once our family was referred to the CDSA (see prior post), it … Continue reading
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The Silence
The continuing story….yes I know I stopped writing for a while, I have my reasons. E was a wonderful boy. He was smiley and quick to meet physical challenges. He wasn’t talking yet, but it didn’t seem strange at first. … Continue reading
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Almost Completely Normal
My son’s birth story was almost completely normal. My pregnancy certainly was normal. I worked steady throughout the pregnancy. Of course I had normal pregnancy “symptoms”. There was never any doubt that I could be pregnant. I was lucky and … Continue reading
Blog Take 2
Hello, I’m an intelligent mom and I have a wonderful son with a developmental delay. I was not prepared for this scenario in any way. I assumed my child would be bright and reach all his milestones early. In his … Continue reading
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