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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hi 15:58 - OP here. We did do a number of things in addition to patching. I know eye therapy is controversial, but DD saw Dr. Kavita Malhotra for several years. Dr. Malhotra is wonderful. We could not afford the in office eye therapy, but Dr. Malhotra gave us games to do at home (picking up small items with chopsticks, throwing socks into a container, etc.) and we did these religiously, probably 5 times a week. DD also was in gymnastics (baby gymnastics, definitely not team) from ages 3-5 as a form of eye therapy - see https://forlittleeyes.com/2010/12/21/gymnastics-as-vision-therapy-kamerin-moore-as-inspiration/. She hated it, but I think it helped. I think she started seeing 3D around 4 or 5 -- she recently told us she was in Pre-K the first time she looked at a tree and realized it was not just flat and green. Thank you to all who posted! I started looking at the 504 materials on the FCPS website yesterday and did not know where to start. [/quote] wrightslaw.com can be helpful for explaining 504s and IEPs and the process. [/quote]
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