Re: anyone not on fish oil?/Krista

[Guest guest]

Hi Krista,

thanks for the support, glad to hear about your son. We got

Aidan's global dyspraxia dx. at 15 mo through a terrific neuro and

so far he seems fit all the criteria. My question appears to have

touched a nerve with the moderator, but I was simply looking for

other ways to help my son. I have a feeling this group isn't the

place to find that. Hope your son continues to do so well!!

Carolyn---

In , " Krista Renenger "

<krenenger@...> wrote:

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> Carolyn:

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> To answer your actual question, my son is 4 ½ and not on fish oil

and doing

> great. We knew he was speech delayed early on, got the " official "

severe

> apraxia diagnosis when he was 2 ½ and have been doing speech

therapy 2x/week

> since then. He's gone from being non-verbal at that time to w/in

normal

> range for expressive language (his vocabulary matches his peers

and he uses

> full sentences.) His articulation is improving at the single word

level but

> still very garbled when speaking in those great sentences so he

has a long

> way to go but he's doing wonderful. I did try DHA pills briefly

(not the

> pro-EFA) but I'm just not in to supplements – so yes! IMHO you're

not a

> terrible parent if you decide not to do fish oils.

>

> --Krista

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[Guest guest]

Hi Krista,

thanks for the support, glad to hear about your son. We got

Aidan's global dyspraxia dx. at 15 mo through a terrific neuro and

so far he seems fit all the criteria. My question appears to have

touched a nerve with the moderator, but I was simply looking for

other ways to help my son. I have a feeling this group isn't the

place to find that. Hope your son continues to do so well!!

Carolyn---

In , " Krista Renenger "

<krenenger@...> wrote:

>

> Carolyn:

>

>

>

> To answer your actual question, my son is 4 ½ and not on fish oil

and doing

> great. We knew he was speech delayed early on, got the " official "

severe

> apraxia diagnosis when he was 2 ½ and have been doing speech

therapy 2x/week

> since then. He's gone from being non-verbal at that time to w/in

normal

> range for expressive language (his vocabulary matches his peers

and he uses

> full sentences.) His articulation is improving at the single word

level but

> still very garbled when speaking in those great sentences so he

has a long

> way to go but he's doing wonderful. I did try DHA pills briefly

(not the

> pro-EFA) but I'm just not in to supplements – so yes! IMHO you're

not a

> terrible parent if you decide not to do fish oils.

>

> --Krista

>

>

>

>