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has seizures. She is on depokote for them and we haven't seen any for

almost a yr. Her last EEG was normal. She did have a wide gait until we

started realizing that she had seizures but soon after getting her seizures

under control, that disappeared when walking. She runs very awkwardly and is

sorta gawky. She is 6 and is just learning to pedal a tricycle. She is

sensitive to some noises, but that is getting much better. She use to scream

but now when it is irritating her she will get agitated and restless.

Elaine F.

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>Just out of curiosity, do many of the girls on this list of muscle/motor

>issues in addition to autism?

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has seizures. She is on depokote for them and we haven't seen any for

almost a yr. Her last EEG was normal. She did have a wide gait until we

started realizing that she had seizures but soon after getting her seizures

under control, that disappeared when walking. She runs very awkwardly and is

sorta gawky. She is 6 and is just learning to pedal a tricycle. She is

sensitive to some noises, but that is getting much better. She use to scream

but now when it is irritating her she will get agitated and restless.

Elaine F.

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>Just out of curiosity, do many of the girls on this list of muscle/motor

>issues in addition to autism?

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We have done AIT, twice in Bethesda, MD with a Tomatis group. AManda

seemed a little better for awhile with noise sensitivities and begin

less autistic.

Anyone else have this response or tried this clinic?

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We have done AIT, twice in Bethesda, MD with a Tomatis group. AManda

seemed a little better for awhile with noise sensitivities and begin

less autistic.

Anyone else have this response or tried this clinic?

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will clap when she is excited or really happy about something. She

loves clapping songs. The hand clapping isappropriate though. She will

occassionally flap her arms when she is very very excited but that isn't a

whole lot anymore.

ElaineF.

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>Some of the autistic kids I've seen do certain repetitive movements,

>sometime amanda claps her hands, other times she flaps her arms.

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will clap when she is excited or really happy about something. She

loves clapping songs. The hand clapping isappropriate though. She will

occassionally flap her arms when she is very very excited but that isn't a

whole lot anymore.

ElaineF.

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>Some of the autistic kids I've seen do certain repetitive movements,

>sometime amanda claps her hands, other times she flaps her arms.

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Abby has a wide gait as well. Her arches also fell sometime in the past and

she is now totally flat footed. I wonder if it is connected at all to her

odd gait, or just something that would've happened anyhow.

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