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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 164217" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>If this were me, for the school front I'd push whatever specialist I could to give any reasonable in the neighborhood diagnosis and write a letter leveraging for as much as possible in terms of services. Sometimes--not always--walking in with a letter from a doctor stating the child has ABC and need XYZ for services will convince reluctant districts to capitulate. I'd do that because for the most part Special Education preschool is very similar in terms of services for most of the disorders we see come through here. (Exceptions might be more speech, more Occupational Therapist (OT), extended summer services for Autism, etc.). I know this isn't what we'd all want but take what you can get to get school services established and then continue researching, keeping a journal, taking video, etc. so that one day you can hopefully turn this working diagnosis into something that's accurate. </p><p> </p><p>Did they do an EEG--I now he's pretty little but we do see some very extreme behaviors in young kids with seizure disorders.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 164217, member: 701"] If this were me, for the school front I'd push whatever specialist I could to give any reasonable in the neighborhood diagnosis and write a letter leveraging for as much as possible in terms of services. Sometimes--not always--walking in with a letter from a doctor stating the child has ABC and need XYZ for services will convince reluctant districts to capitulate. I'd do that because for the most part Special Education preschool is very similar in terms of services for most of the disorders we see come through here. (Exceptions might be more speech, more Occupational Therapist (OT), extended summer services for Autism, etc.). I know this isn't what we'd all want but take what you can get to get school services established and then continue researching, keeping a journal, taking video, etc. so that one day you can hopefully turn this working diagnosis into something that's accurate. Did they do an EEG--I now he's pretty little but we do see some very extreme behaviors in young kids with seizure disorders. [/QUOTE]
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