Basically it's Thursday!

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Originally Posted by ruvalokiteshvara Janine - sorry things weren't completely positive for Fynn. I know that it is hard to carry that sort of worry-weight around. From the sound of things on the thread, I should be going to the doctor. Instead, I am about to initiate a bit of a throw down with the company who administers our electronic transit cards. Look out, here I come :lemmeatem:

Thanks Ru, it isn't easy at all

Go get'em Ru!

Originally Posted by lemurmommies Good morning! E is at dance camp and I am settling in to do some work at the library. Let's see how much I cab get done today! Hopefully a good bit. Sorry to hear about Fynn's difficulties with the test. I hope that everything turns out okay.

Thanks Mel, I really hope so too.

Originally Posted by cherylchoo morning mamas. i crashed early last night so i didnt get my wine. hugs jen on preschool. its hard for any kid, but especially hard on the only children. she will do great tho, just wait and see. hugs janine. chances are you do these tests again in 6 to 12 mo and its no issue. he just needs to learn to communicate. dont give him stuff until he makes some sort of communicating first, speech/grunt/point. rosie went through a phase from 12mo to 18mo where she never spoke at all, but she would communicate (like get phone and pic of grandma to call her, lol). The docs here said its not the speech they are so concerned with, they can catch that up later, it is the not communicating that can be so many bad things. but often its just being a boy and being the youngest, which delays both most of the time. boys are slower than girls in communicating, and the youngest never has to ask for anything because everyone gives it to them without prompting, or gives them whatever they want anyway.

He does communicate. He points and drags us to what he wants. I don't know what's really stopping him but something is.