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Just taking a moment to brag about our son's graduation from Feeding

Therapy at JFK in Edison NJ. was dx in March of 07 with feeding

issues primarily aversions to food and textures and the inability to

chew evenly on both sides etc. He had a feeding eval done and we

targeted several areas and placed a lot of challenges ahead of him.

Our Therapist made learning fun and easy. We worked at home like crazy

too and even enlisted our son's teacher and aides in giving us lunch

feedbacks. We got the bible of all feeding therapy books called " Just

Take a Bite " and tried to alert friends and family about our

situation. Well it took over a year of heading in once a week but we

had our last session last night. He came out of his room with a big

smile having tried a peach for the first time (he is going on five)

stating that he 'found the treasure', having found the pit in the

center. We are so pleased and happy we wanted to share how well it

worked and I only really found out about the program via a support

group online - where one Mom actually worked at JFK and recommended

it. Our insurance covered it (oddly they don't cover any speech) and

is actually one of success stories because often times I hear

people say feeding therapy did not work for them. Just wanted to share

in case anyone here had feeding issues. April Larsen

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