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[quote=Anonymous]I agree that if you have a child with this level of severity you should have the genetic testing done anyway, but your description of your child as having "some" delays make me think it's probably not Angelman's. I've only worked with Angelman adults, but the ones I know function far below level, more like a young toddler in terms of communication, impulse control, and cognitive skills. As a chronological toddler, I would imagine that they functioned ,more like young infants. [/quote]
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