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<blockquote data-quote="gcvmom" data-source="post: 113072" data-attributes="member: 3444"><p>Funny you should mention this -- my difficult child 2 has been on Depakote since July (six months). I really notice that his thinking/processing speed has slowed this year compared to last. It's not that he can't do the work, but it is just taking him soooo much longer to get things done. Plus, things that were already a challenge for him (fine motor stuff like writing) are excruciating for him now. Even typing is a chore. It really stinks, especially since he's in an accelerated classroom. His assignments this year are chronically late and homework takes FOR-E-VER. I'm relieved he's getting an IEP soon, and hopefully these issues will be addressed now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gcvmom, post: 113072, member: 3444"] Funny you should mention this -- my difficult child 2 has been on Depakote since July (six months). I really notice that his thinking/processing speed has slowed this year compared to last. It's not that he can't do the work, but it is just taking him soooo much longer to get things done. Plus, things that were already a challenge for him (fine motor stuff like writing) are excruciating for him now. Even typing is a chore. It really stinks, especially since he's in an accelerated classroom. His assignments this year are chronically late and homework takes FOR-E-VER. I'm relieved he's getting an IEP soon, and hopefully these issues will be addressed now. [/QUOTE]
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