Guest guest Posted February 23, 2005 Report Share Posted February 23, 2005 Hi! My name is Angie and I have a 3 1/2 year old daughter. she has many delays but we have never been given a proper diagnosis or even the time of day from her Drs. We just got a new ped. and so far she has been great. We have an appointment with a neur next Thursday and would like some advice on how to prepare. Let me explain a little bit if I can. All our fun started when she was 2 and not babbling or even trying to talk. She was evaluated and at the 4-6 month and 6-9 month range all around. She was really behind and did not even make sounds. Her ST had her hearing checked 4 times her first year of ST. That is where we started and this is where we are now. She is in the Early Learning program at our school and receives sppeech 2X a week, OT 1X week. Ashely has global hypotonia, motor planning problems she bites herself, never drawn blood, she cannot or feels very little pain, she does not interact with other children, prefers adults or wants to be by her self, she is very vocal now and we understand about 60-70% of what she says but she will not tell you anything about her day not even with prompting, she can tell you what she wants and does not want, hard to explain, but clearly not what other children her age are doing, she has some problems with her legs, we had some xrays done which showed banding on her bones so they thought she had lead poisoning but her levels were fine so they say she does not. She is very uncoordianted and complains about pain in her legs a lot and falls a lot. She is unresponsive to loud noises, like she cannot hear them. I could go on and on. What does Autism loook like in girls, could this be her problem, any advice would be great. Thnaks Angie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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