past
anatomy scan at 20 weeks - found: transfontanelle and posterior fossa of the neonatal brain
birth - mild vermis hypoplasia, moderate-to-normal amount of the cermis tissue present
3 months old - milk sensitivity. immediately cut off all dairy out of my diet.
18 months - this is a big one and a giant fail on my part: i remember this so vividly. i had both jack and ryan in the doc office for ryan's regular check up. i had to fill out the 18 month m-chat because i had forgotten to fill it out at home. ryan was all over the place, and i was trying to get him to do things on the test and rush at the same time. "does your child look you in the eye for more than a second or two?" lied. "does your child seem oversensitive to noise?" lied. "does your child say simple two word phrases, such as 'bye bye' or uh oh?" lied. for sure, nothing was wrong with my child, and i was too busy to think about it further or to question myself. fail.
22 months - tested at early steps for speech. missed the therapy mark by 2 points.
just passed 3 years - diagnosed with sensory seeking and low muscle tone. immediately started ot.
3 years and 11 month - diagnosed by a neuropsychologist with asperger's disorder, developmental coordination disorder and adhd
present
4 years 6 months - screened for autism spectrum disorder
met with a social therapist, starting therapy immediately
future
evaluation for autism spectrum disorder to get his "number" on the spectrum
lab tests for vitamin d status, thyroid study, serum iron, serum zinc, copper status, total IgE and IgG subclasses
hearing test
evaluation for an IEP.
Great way to see things by putting all down in words....keep the faith and continue to ask for God to assist and guide you and Todd and Ryan too! We love and support anything you do!
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Big huge massive hugs. You are an honest and incredible mom, Everything will be ok because you are building a beautiful and inspirational family.
ReplyDeleteSo here's what I see in these pictures... I see an inspiring, amazing mama doing everything she can for her totally awesome son. I see a mom who is like every mom (or how every mom SHOULD be) who saw/sees her child as perfect, because he is and always has been. And no checkbox on a form changes that, and no label or number on a scale changes that either. And I see a super bright future full of triumphs and victories for all of you. Because you and Todd give all of your kids the absolute best you can, and that is more than a lot of kids will ever get. So yeah, BIG, BRIGHT futures all around, that's what I see.
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