several thoughts

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*I sent an e-mail re: IEP issues, I hope it helps. If you didn't receive it,

please e-mail me, as I am not that computer literate, and may have pushed the

wrong button!

*RE: Mucus, Bed-wetting- It is my experience that they are both frequently

related to food allergies and sensitivities. I suggest the Dr. Doris Rapp book,

" Is this Your Child? " , keeping a food diary, the Feingold diet, and allergy

testing. Also, consider probiotics, and flaxseed oil. All of these issues,

like yeasts, etc. overlap so much in our kids, and it's really hard to decide

which one is the most important cause, but it's been my experience that any way

to lessen the burden in our kids bodies is helpful - aach little thing is just

one more piece of the puzzle put into place.

*CAPD- Can you please tell me what ABR/BAER stands for? I thought that my

son showed symptoms which matched those that I read about for Central Auditory

Processing Disorder, and I finally got the school district to agree to pay to

have him tested by a specialist. Even though all of his scores were in the

range to qualify for CAPD, the final report from the specialist said that since

he had ASD and MR labels, that they often caused the same score results, and

thus, he was not eligible for a diagnosis of true CAPD, because using the

recommended things for CAPD would probably not yield significant results, and

would waste time that could be better spent using things which were specifically

designed for kids with ASD,etc. I saw that and Noble had a book on CAPD,

and the author stated the same thing in this book. Personally, I feel as though

if his scores indicate CAPD, then they should give him that label, and try some

of the things, and see if there is

improvement. Any out there with any additional info or thoughts on this?

Thanks!

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