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Be careful with the other pills too and you said you have access to them and would not want to see you fall back. Your doing great and soon you will feel like a new person.
You can post back on your own thread, but if you have a completely new question and want to make another post than you can. Congrats and keep fighting.
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Hi, my daughter is almost 6 and still talks like that. BUT, she has been diagnosed with autism. She was also raised in a house with only 1 language. Generally I would say this is a sign of a delay, but since she has been regularly exposed to 4 languages I'd lean towards no. I bet that if you go down to 1, maybe 2, languages you will see a lot of improvement. Just to be safe I would also take her to see a speech therapist.
i have a 2 year old daughter as well who has the same stats as your son and she is average for her age. have you plotted his numbers yourself? you can get growth charts from the cdc website and track his growth at home. if you are still concerned i would ask for a referrel to a GI. this is where we started for FTT investigation. your son sounds normal to me.
Well, I think it is a stretch for someone on the internet to say you have nothing to worry about. I'd moniter the situation and see how she progresses. I think that kids that have multiple languages spoken are at a great advantage as knowing multiple languages is fantastic but it does create issues for early communication sometimes. Often along the lines of the primary caregiver speaking one language and many others in their world speaking another.
Yes we welcome you here! I only wish you had found us sooner. Sharon is right, if you need a break, you should take it but if you feel as though you can be of help here we are more than glad to have you.
I am sorry for the loss of your mom. This damn disease takes far to many of our loved ones. But in leaning on each other, it helps to get us through. So at the same time you are offering to help us, let us help you too.
From newborn. A friend of mine is phillipino and her son speaks 4 languages at the age of 5. If it is done from birth it is much easier for the child to grasp and they just accept it. As they get oldera it becomes much harder and they see it as something they must learn, rather than just accepting it. That part of the brain shuts down around age 5 and it isn't as easy to absorb New languages from that point. Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
Sneezing is like clockwork for me. Hits about day 1 and 1/2 and lasts for weeks sometimes! It's all part of the detox and one of the most common symptoms. On another note while ON pills I NEVER sneeze, not even once. I have gone over a year without sneezing so much as one single time. Happens every time I pop an opioid, I don't sneeze for the whole day even if I just take one or two pills.
Language is developed through interacting with your baby constantly. Music is a great thing for anyone. I think it helps to learn rythym as this is also a big part of language. Kids exposed to multiple languages can speak multiple languages. Can't hurt to listen to music but I think its just part of the story.
Not down my pants, but I did sneeze while on the toilet and have pee come down like a waterfall.
thanks for the support. Day 11 yeah last wednesday I got some ativan to calm me down a little.
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