Thank you
I always knew you guys were special. I wish I could find a way better than mere words of thanking you - for your support, advice, kind thoughts, sharing of your own stories and plain making me laugh after my last post. You are truly amazing and hopefully I have managed to thank most of you in person (well, by e-mail anyway). Your comments and e-mails have meant a lot.
We're all doing fine here - Mark had now been given a referral to an Educational Psychologist (not until May, but hey, it's a step forward) and we start with the GP/Community Paediatrician referral tomorrow.
And yes, I've got crafty stuff to show you, but it's late, so it'll have to be tomorrow.
We're all doing fine here - Mark had now been given a referral to an Educational Psychologist (not until May, but hey, it's a step forward) and we start with the GP/Community Paediatrician referral tomorrow.
And yes, I've got crafty stuff to show you, but it's late, so it'll have to be tomorrow.
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Also, if school feel that there is a 'problem' get them to push it, because they are the ones who need the help, so speak to the school Senco, and get them to push for everything! I'm glad you are feeling a bit happier, it makes everyone happy too :)
now just enjoy your day for a few hours!
I know when we found out that Seb had serious motor skill problems and had to have him seen by a neurologist etc etc, it was terrifying. Luckily we have great teachers here and they are the ones that alerted us to the problems.
Ultimately, years down the line it has helped tremendously to have a diagnosis.
We had a parents interview last night. DP is doing better, thank God, but his times tables are poor(!) Considering last year the panic was he couldn't walk down stairs confidently, I'm happy.