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[quote=Anonymous]Hi OP, My kid's scores are like yours, perhaps with even a greater gap. Basically the processing score means that your child will struggle with certain parts of academic life, while doing very well in other parts. You will need special ed assistance to deal with "the gap" there -- essentially work-arounds to help with the low processing speed and somewhat low working memory. With the ADD, it's true that stimulants could really make a difference-- we did them for 1.5 years and it was amazing to see how much DD improved. Couldn't sustain them though, due to weight loss/sleep issues. Using a non-stim med now. I think your child will do great with some support -- I would really dig into the gap and figure out how that plays out in his life. Good luck! [/quote]
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