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Expressive language disorder??? |
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Posts: 13643 (10/29/2008 2:03 PM) |
Since we have a bunch of teachers, nurses... I thought I would ask here...does anyone know much about it? My Dr finally gave me a diagnoses via a local Early
Start program when filling out her part of his enrollment information. As with anything medical I googled it, and now am concerned even more so. Go figure.
Any info or experiences with it would be nice to hear about. |
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Posts: 419 (10/29/2008 3:29 PM) |
What did you need to know?
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Posts: 6099 (10/29/2008 3:36 PM) |
I have that.
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Posts: 37582 (10/29/2008 3:39 PM) |
I have the written expression disorder - dysgraphia. I haven't heard of this one.
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Posts: 13644 (10/29/2008 3:44 PM) |
Anything really. My two year old doesn't talk, and when he learns a new word its forgotten by the next day.
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Posts: 421 (10/29/2008 3:51 PM) |
If the doctor hasn't already suggested speech/language therapy, definitely jump on it as soon as possible. That is all I can suggest right now. All kids
are different in how severe it is.
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Posts: 6103 (10/29/2008 3:52 PM) |
For me it's like i always new what I wanted to say just didn't know how to say it, what words to use... i dunno, it's weird.
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Glory Glory Hallelujah |
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Posts: 22056 (10/29/2008 3:57 PM) JJBer of the Year '06
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NiteSky83 wrote:That's kind of ironic for you, seeing as how NOW, you're always putting your foot in your mouth.
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Posts: 13645 (10/29/2008 5:08 PM) |
thanks guys. He starts speech this week  I just want one Mom out of him, more then anything
Also my husband puts his foot in his mouth all the time, maybe he has this too! |
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