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How wonderful!

" We started him on 1 capsule of ProEFA a day at 22 months and added a

2nd capsule at 27 months. I'm now trying to decide whether to add 1

ProEPA or go with the Vitamin E instead. "

Why not do both? gets 2 ProEFA/1 ProEPA twice a day (so, 6

capsules) plus 1 vitamin e capsule (400IU d-alpha with d-gamma

mixed-in).

Warm regards,

******************

(Rochester, NY)

Mom to , 3.3 years, Verbal Apraxia

& , 1.1 years (and babbling away!)

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From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of epoxycozy

Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 2:42 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Things that make you go hmmmmm ...

>

> > " The child on ProEFA or some other EFA formula's like it no

longer

> fits the criteria of the classic definition of apraxia -and yet

> doesn't fit the classic perception of what a late talker is

> either.. "

>

> This is very true. At a recent EI team meeting, our SLP made the

> comment that, " doesn't really present as an apraxic child

any

> longer in many ways. She can imitate speech and her

intelligibility

is

> really quite good. " Our Developmental Pediatrician made a similar

> comment a few weeks ago. We are floored. "

This is happening to us too!!!!! My son is 2.6 (30 months) and both

his speech therapist and the director of the center think he

might " test out " and not qualify for services with the school

district when he turns 3. They are also really reluctant to

actually label him as apraxic because he has progressed so much so

fast and now presents as a kid with a mild to moderate phonological

disorder.

From barely a dozen " words " at two along with classic oral apraxia

(couldn't blow, lick, pucker, do rasberries etc.), he now is at

above age level both in language and cognitively. He does still

have significant articulation problems and some oral motor issues,

but kids in our district don't normally qualify for services based

on that alone. We are looking at a private preschool and private

speech therapy for him after he is 3. I credit the fish oil for

most of this (along with a great therapist and lots of homework).

We started him on 1 capsule of ProEFA a day at 22 months and added a

2nd capsule at 27 months. I'm now trying to decide whether to add 1

ProEPA or go with the Vitamin E instead.

(Max's Mom)

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" He can say many words now and tries to immitate everything he hears

(dangerous!;) ) "

Dangerous but wonderful! :-) is fond of saying " Shoot! " and

" Stop it! " and " Thank you much! " and " So cute! " Adorable (and we are so

GRATEFUL and THRILLED about it).

" He has even learned to approximate armadillo! (ah

ma di LO) FOUR syllables, yippee!! "

LOVE it! is saying " alligator " and " broccoli " :-).

" His speech therapists also say

he doesn't present as apraxic anymore and no one is quite sure

what's going on or how to diagnose him. "

We are holding the apraxia diagnosis from our Developmental

Pediatrician, as it gets us what we need at this point.

" I have him on 2 Omega 3,6,9 (same as ProEFA) and 1 EPA a day. And

of course I am going to try the vit E next. "

Yep - we do 2 Omega 3-6-9 / 1 EPA twice a day and have just added the E.

Here's to continued improvement for all of our kids!

Warm regards,

******************

(Rochester, NY)

Mom to , 3.3 years, Verbal Apraxia

& , 1.1 years (and babbling away!)

________________________________

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of myjunkytrash

Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 12:12 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Things that make you go hmmmmm ...

We are having the same experience. My son was barely verbal at 24

mos (da da) and could not blow or move his tongue on command. Now

he can blow bubbles, blow a horn, move his tongue laterally and up.

He can say many words now and tries to immitate everything he hears

(dangerous!;) ) He has even learned to approximate armadillo! (ah

ma di LO) FOUR syllables, yippee!! His speech therapists also say

he doesn't present as apraxic anymore and no one is quite sure

what's going on or how to diagnose him. He's almost 29 mos now and

I have him on 2 Omega 3,6,9 (same as ProEFA) and 1 EPA a day. And

of course I am going to try the vit E next.

> >

> > > " The child on ProEFA or some other EFA formula's like it no

> longer

> > fits the criteria of the classic definition of apraxia -and yet

> > doesn't fit the classic perception of what a late talker is

> > either.. "

> >

> > This is very true. At a recent EI team meeting, our SLP made the

> > comment that, " doesn't really present as an apraxic

child

> any

> > longer in many ways. She can imitate speech and her

> intelligibility

> is

> > really quite good. " Our Developmental Pediatrician made a

similar

> > comment a few weeks ago. We are floored. "

>

> This is happening to us too!!!!! My son is 2.6 (30 months) and

both

> his speech therapist and the director of the center think he

> might " test out " and not qualify for services with the school

> district when he turns 3. They are also really reluctant to

> actually label him as apraxic because he has progressed so much so

> fast and now presents as a kid with a mild to moderate

phonological

> disorder.

>

> From barely a dozen " words " at two along with classic oral apraxia

> (couldn't blow, lick, pucker, do rasberries etc.), he now is at

> above age level both in language and cognitively. He does still

> have significant articulation problems and some oral motor issues,

> but kids in our district don't normally qualify for services based

> on that alone. We are looking at a private preschool and private

> speech therapy for him after he is 3. I credit the fish oil for

> most of this (along with a great therapist and lots of homework).

> We started him on 1 capsule of ProEFA a day at 22 months and added

a

> 2nd capsule at 27 months. I'm now trying to decide whether to add

1

> ProEPA or go with the Vitamin E instead.

>

> (Max's Mom)

>

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Yes, why not both? :)

> >

> > > " The child on ProEFA or some other EFA formula's like it no

> longer

> > fits the criteria of the classic definition of apraxia -and yet

> > doesn't fit the classic perception of what a late talker is

> > either.. "

> >

> > This is very true. At a recent EI team meeting, our SLP made the

> > comment that, " doesn't really present as an apraxic

child

> any

> > longer in many ways. She can imitate speech and her

> intelligibility

> is

> > really quite good. " Our Developmental Pediatrician made a similar

> > comment a few weeks ago. We are floored. "

>

> This is happening to us too!!!!! My son is 2.6 (30 months) and

both

> his speech therapist and the director of the center think he

> might " test out " and not qualify for services with the school

> district when he turns 3. They are also really reluctant to

> actually label him as apraxic because he has progressed so much so

> fast and now presents as a kid with a mild to moderate

phonological

> disorder.

>

> From barely a dozen " words " at two along with classic oral apraxia

> (couldn't blow, lick, pucker, do rasberries etc.), he now is at

> above age level both in language and cognitively. He does still

> have significant articulation problems and some oral motor issues,

> but kids in our district don't normally qualify for services based

> on that alone. We are looking at a private preschool and private

> speech therapy for him after he is 3. I credit the fish oil for

> most of this (along with a great therapist and lots of homework).

> We started him on 1 capsule of ProEFA a day at 22 months and added

a

> 2nd capsule at 27 months. I'm now trying to decide whether to add

1

> ProEPA or go with the Vitamin E instead.

>

> (Max's Mom)

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Wow! is doing great. Way to go!!

> > >

> > > > " The child on ProEFA or some other EFA formula's like it no

> > longer

> > > fits the criteria of the classic definition of apraxia -and yet

> > > doesn't fit the classic perception of what a late talker is

> > > either.. "

> > >

> > > This is very true. At a recent EI team meeting, our SLP made

the

> > > comment that, " doesn't really present as an apraxic

> child

> > any

> > > longer in many ways. She can imitate speech and her

> > intelligibility

> > is

> > > really quite good. " Our Developmental Pediatrician made a

> similar

> > > comment a few weeks ago. We are floored. "

> >

> > This is happening to us too!!!!! My son is 2.6 (30 months) and

> both

> > his speech therapist and the director of the center think he

> > might " test out " and not qualify for services with the school

> > district when he turns 3. They are also really reluctant to

> > actually label him as apraxic because he has progressed so much

so

> > fast and now presents as a kid with a mild to moderate

> phonological

> > disorder.

> >

> > From barely a dozen " words " at two along with classic oral

apraxia

> > (couldn't blow, lick, pucker, do rasberries etc.), he now is at

> > above age level both in language and cognitively. He does still

> > have significant articulation problems and some oral motor

issues,

> > but kids in our district don't normally qualify for services

based

> > on that alone. We are looking at a private preschool and private

> > speech therapy for him after he is 3. I credit the fish oil for

> > most of this (along with a great therapist and lots of

homework).

> > We started him on 1 capsule of ProEFA a day at 22 months and

added

> a

> > 2nd capsule at 27 months. I'm now trying to decide whether to

add

> 1

> > ProEPA or go with the Vitamin E instead.

> >

> > (Max's Mom)

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Same to you! :-)

________________________________

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of myjunkytrash

Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 11:24 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Things that make you go hmmmmm ...

Wow! is doing great. Way to go!!

>

> " He can say many words now and tries to immitate everything he

hears

> (dangerous!;) ) "

> Dangerous but wonderful! :-) is fond of saying " Shoot! "

and

> " Stop it! " and " Thank you much! " and " So cute! " Adorable (and we

are so

> GRATEFUL and THRILLED about it).

>

> " He has even learned to approximate armadillo! (ah

> ma di LO) FOUR syllables, yippee!! "

> LOVE it! is saying " alligator " and " broccoli " :-).

>

> " His speech therapists also say

> he doesn't present as apraxic anymore and no one is quite sure

> what's going on or how to diagnose him. "

> We are holding the apraxia diagnosis from our Developmental

> Pediatrician, as it gets us what we need at this point.

>

> " I have him on 2 Omega 3,6,9 (same as ProEFA) and 1 EPA a day. And

> of course I am going to try the vit E next. "

> Yep - we do 2 Omega 3-6-9 / 1 EPA twice a day and have just added

the E.

>

> Here's to continued improvement for all of our kids!

>

> Warm regards,

> ******************

> (Rochester, NY)

> Mom to , 3.3 years, Verbal Apraxia

> & , 1.1 years (and babbling away!)

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Wow! is doing great. Way to go!!

> > >

> > > > " The child on ProEFA or some other EFA formula's like it no

> > longer

> > > fits the criteria of the classic definition of apraxia -and yet

> > > doesn't fit the classic perception of what a late talker is

> > > either.. "

> > >

> > > This is very true. At a recent EI team meeting, our SLP made

the

> > > comment that, " doesn't really present as an apraxic

> child

> > any

> > > longer in many ways. She can imitate speech and her

> > intelligibility

> > is

> > > really quite good. " Our Developmental Pediatrician made a

> similar

> > > comment a few weeks ago. We are floored. "

> >

> > This is happening to us too!!!!! My son is 2.6 (30 months) and

> both

> > his speech therapist and the director of the center think he

> > might " test out " and not qualify for services with the school

> > district when he turns 3. They are also really reluctant to

> > actually label him as apraxic because he has progressed so much

so

> > fast and now presents as a kid with a mild to moderate

> phonological

> > disorder.

> >

> > From barely a dozen " words " at two along with classic oral

apraxia

> > (couldn't blow, lick, pucker, do rasberries etc.), he now is at

> > above age level both in language and cognitively. He does still

> > have significant articulation problems and some oral motor

issues,

> > but kids in our district don't normally qualify for services

based

> > on that alone. We are looking at a private preschool and private

> > speech therapy for him after he is 3. I credit the fish oil for

> > most of this (along with a great therapist and lots of

homework).

> > We started him on 1 capsule of ProEFA a day at 22 months and

added

> a

> > 2nd capsule at 27 months. I'm now trying to decide whether to

add

> 1

> > ProEPA or go with the Vitamin E instead.

> >

> > (Max's Mom)

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Same to you! :-)

________________________________

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of myjunkytrash

Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 11:24 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Things that make you go hmmmmm ...

Wow! is doing great. Way to go!!

>

> " He can say many words now and tries to immitate everything he

hears

> (dangerous!;) ) "

> Dangerous but wonderful! :-) is fond of saying " Shoot! "

and

> " Stop it! " and " Thank you much! " and " So cute! " Adorable (and we

are so

> GRATEFUL and THRILLED about it).

>

> " He has even learned to approximate armadillo! (ah

> ma di LO) FOUR syllables, yippee!! "

> LOVE it! is saying " alligator " and " broccoli " :-).

>

> " His speech therapists also say

> he doesn't present as apraxic anymore and no one is quite sure

> what's going on or how to diagnose him. "

> We are holding the apraxia diagnosis from our Developmental

> Pediatrician, as it gets us what we need at this point.

>

> " I have him on 2 Omega 3,6,9 (same as ProEFA) and 1 EPA a day. And

> of course I am going to try the vit E next. "

> Yep - we do 2 Omega 3-6-9 / 1 EPA twice a day and have just added

the E.

>

> Here's to continued improvement for all of our kids!

>

> Warm regards,

> ******************

> (Rochester, NY)

> Mom to , 3.3 years, Verbal Apraxia

> & , 1.1 years (and babbling away!)

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