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Help with new & many diagnosis - 15 yr old daughter
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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 351885" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>Hi Patti, I'm glad that you found us. </p><p> </p><p>In addition to reviewing the medications, whenever we see a long list of diagnosis's like this in a child that's had issues for a long time, it's often a good idea to look back to the early development to make sure something wasn't missed. For instance, if high functioning Autism is missed in the early years and goes untreated or mistreated, it can result in a long list such as you posted and/or unresponsiveness to treatment because the child wasn't getting what they needed. Another example is that sensory integration issues can lead to food issues. I'm not saying she has either of these, but I am suggesting that this might be a really good time to step back and revisit her early development.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 351885, member: 701"] Hi Patti, I'm glad that you found us. In addition to reviewing the medications, whenever we see a long list of diagnosis's like this in a child that's had issues for a long time, it's often a good idea to look back to the early development to make sure something wasn't missed. For instance, if high functioning Autism is missed in the early years and goes untreated or mistreated, it can result in a long list such as you posted and/or unresponsiveness to treatment because the child wasn't getting what they needed. Another example is that sensory integration issues can lead to food issues. I'm not saying she has either of these, but I am suggesting that this might be a really good time to step back and revisit her early development. [/QUOTE]
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