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I'm sure you have noticed that when you post a question all of the topics listed are about pregnancy.

Walking on toes may signal neurological issues. That can be characteristic of children with ASD (autism spectrum disorders). How is he with conversations? Does he start conversations? Initiate play? Takes turns? What about his play skills - does he engage in imaginative play? Does he imitate you or peers? My child (4.5) has some borderline ASD characteristics, although some doctors are positive that he does not have it, and some are not so sure...His teachers do not think he has ASD.

doctors can help you with the choice of therapies (speech therapy, OT, social skills classes, behavior modification). If you can not affort the private evaluation, you live in the US and he is turning 3, you need to call your local public school district for help. The school district will need to help you free of charge.

I see you have been on here a long time, so you have probably read a lot of posts. Please look back in your memory as to what you have read for ideas. Also, we don't know how long you would be allowed to speak, and who you will be speaking to. If you only will be speaking to other graduates, then speak about what you have suggested above, not only for him, but praise the others. They will need that also. Speak about how important aftercare is.

My son has been seeing a dr to try to get help with some behavior issues. At school he can not sit still and often goes into what we call his wild man, attacking other children, ripping things off the walls. He is O.K. with one on one but horrible in a group. Even with other children will only play with them one at a time. He can never tell me the names of anyone he's played with. He walks on his tippy toes and drools.

why would you say that to me?? is that related to the topic I posted?? do you think I have nothing to do and wasting my time here posting stuffes here and therE?? why don't you just answer my question enthusiastically if you are really here to help?? are you saying i'm creating too much nickname here?? you're wrong...it's my first time,,,maybe it's very similar to whoever was it posted here...but definitely not the same one...

t share well, makes goofy noises at times, and, literally, does not stop talking, even on medication for ADHD. His persistent need to talk, comment on the topics being taught in class, correcting others, etc., aggravate others and, thus, he is teased alot and has been the recipient of a lot of bullying. Additionally, he has difficulty writing notes from dictation, from the board, and a lot of difficulty getting his thoughts on paper.

It seemed to loosen up my speech a little. then on the way home there were times when my speech seemed a little crazy. I just found out from my boyfriend that he thinks I have sleep apnea also, but apparently this has happened on and off for two years and I have always snored so I assume that this would not be another sign of MND. It is just so scary.

From reading up online that I've been doing, it looks like it could be another learning disability too, like a speech-language disorder. For example: "Receptive Language Disorders - Receptive Language Disabilities: People with receptive language disorder may have difficulty understanding spoken language, responding appropriately, or both. This leads to substantial difficulty communicating.

The med help moderators have a set of guidelines they have to go by . Some things do get moved over to the social side ,others do get deleted .If you have any particular post in mind let me know and I will see what I can find out . As for you inbox and outbox the only time med help would ever go in it is if you had inappropriate mail you wanted them to get rid off. They don't look at your messages otherwise.

Btw, getting a birth to three person can help with speech. He should qualify for speech therapy which does not mean he has autism.

Lori (lbradley35) and I have been talking about the usefulness of health pages on the resources that are available to help people with various financial, work-related, and other difficulties. Lori wants to make some health pages on these topics that we can all refer to. Because of her work, Lori knows a lot about these kinds of resources (at least in the U.S.) and is very generous in sharing her knowledge. She is already working on SSI and Social Security disability.

Her main area of issue is in her speech- she just turned 7 and has been in years (since 3) of speech therapy through Texas Children's Hospital and is still having difficulty staying on topic, relating to peers, expressing ideas and feelings. Now she stutters painfully through any thought she's trying to convey. Her kindergarten teacher and school faculty believed she had autism; this was ruled out after extensive testing through Tx Children's Learning Support Center.

I agree with you, I believe thats what America is founded on 'Free Speech its what I came here for ,and actually there are only a handful of trouble makers.. I dont think that any censorship on a Social forum is a good idea.folks simply have to allow all to have their own opinions, I would love to have debates back. ..

I would like to see topics for fibromyalgia and cirrhosis on your question board. Pain and hepatitis are too broad of topics.

my ex hubby is also dx with graves diease, he was only 23 when his thyroid crashed almost died , they gave him iodine and over dosed him and killed his thyroid so now he knows when hes weak and not coordinated his levels are off hes on 100mcg of levethyroxin and cytomel 15 mg check with your ENDO maybe your levels are off he has since graduated to aricept at 34 cause he was having trouble thinking and talking hes also born hearing impaired so we use sign language when hes not making any sen

The FDA will send a update (free of charge) of any Food or Drug, or anything recalled for humans or animals. Whether it is on each site or just in the health topics, I think it is important. Just an idea.

g., repetitive motor or vocal behaviors that don’t seem to serve any function) or interests (topics of conversation or activity are highly restricted or narrow). The major difference among the disorders is in language development: in Asperger’s Disorder, there is no delay in early language development. In Autism, there is some delay in language acquisition. Also, delays (in language or social development) must be noted to occur prior to age 3 for a diagnosis of Autism.

it probably isn't deleted -- it probably just got buried in the mountains of topics that get posted here. every day there's about a thousand new ones; anything you start seems to just get buried. look further back, maybe it is still there.

However he can scare kids off with his conversation topics and repetitive speech. One minute he is coloring nicely and another he is having a meltdown because one of his action figues is missing. Please tell me what to do. Should I try other medicine? His behavior seems to be worsening with time. I am worried he will be hard to manage in mainstream schooling. I read all of these comments of people having medication success stories. I have yet to find one that keeps him from having mood swings.

i post two different topics on here looking for help and im the only one who doesnt get any ... anyone who would take the time to read my previous post will u help plz?

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