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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 479522" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>It is wonderful to have a place to start and to be able to get some help. I am really happy to hear the relief in your post. I know it is so hard to feel there is an issue and to have it hanging out there with no one really for sure supporting your concern. Just a little thing to keep in the back of your mind... diagnoses can change over time, It is a tough part of this. Just be open, as you are, to addressing things as they come. If you feel there is more to it when he hits ages where there are new levels of demands (often 3rd to 5th grade) then just go back and get more info from them. For now, you are getting information that will allow you to address his areas of need and that is very important and reassuring for you, I am sure. With your genetic backgrounds you probably have pretty good instincts as to what you are seeing and they should really listen to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 479522, member: 12886"] It is wonderful to have a place to start and to be able to get some help. I am really happy to hear the relief in your post. I know it is so hard to feel there is an issue and to have it hanging out there with no one really for sure supporting your concern. Just a little thing to keep in the back of your mind... diagnoses can change over time, It is a tough part of this. Just be open, as you are, to addressing things as they come. If you feel there is more to it when he hits ages where there are new levels of demands (often 3rd to 5th grade) then just go back and get more info from them. For now, you are getting information that will allow you to address his areas of need and that is very important and reassuring for you, I am sure. With your genetic backgrounds you probably have pretty good instincts as to what you are seeing and they should really listen to you. [/QUOTE]
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