Re: Re: Apraxic Child w/possible ADD - EFAs

[Guest guest]

Thanks, . I think I'll try changing the formula a bit and see if that

makes a difference. Brett didn't respond to EFA's the way most of the kids on

the list did. One ProEFA changed some minor things, like he started blowing

whistles. But it took about four months to see any changes. Upping it to two

ProEFA didn't make any difference at all. The surge happened with the addition

of ProEPA. So maybe since he initially responded so well to the additional

EPA, he woulld respond better to a 1:1 ratio. I'm going to try that and see

what happens.

As always, thank you so much for your invaluable advice and for sharing your

experiences. I don't know where we'd be without you!

Mommy to Brett, 5 y.o., severe apraxia - and doing GREAT!

[Guest guest]

Good Morning:

Where can I get the ProEPA? Kayla, still does not respond to the ProEFA and

she is stimming so much now. I really do not know what is going on. Also, to

make a long story short, they tested Kayla at school and felt that she was MR

and ADD. They did some verbal base test and one nonverbal base. I will have

to post the actual results test numbers later. They did not get the real

Kayla. I am going to have her retested and get the Daycare provider to write

something to show what she does do in that setting. I am not going to sign the

IEP next week until I come back from seeing Dr. Agnew in May. I know what

Kayla is about and they do not have a true picture of her. Things are just so

hard right now, I just would like so kind of break through. I am so tired. I

have to go now, because my emotions are getting the best of me.

Kathy,

Laurel Md

Kayla six years old/nonverbal

[Guest guest]

Oops, I meant to say that Kayla and I was going to see Dr. Agin. I was

thinking about something else.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy,

Hang in there! You should be able to get ProEPA wherever you're getting the

ProEFA. If not there are several places to order in online, including THE

SHOP-IN SERVICE. They seem to have the best prices. My philosophy is, if it

might help and can't hurt, try it.

Good luck!

Mommy to Brett, 5 y.o., severe apraxia - and doing GREAT!