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[quote=Anonymous]My daughter was first evaluated by a psychologist who noted her echolalia in the report, but after doing ADOS and other tests, determined that she was not on the spectrum. The psychologist said that DD had anxiety, sensory issues, social skills deficits, and should be monitored for attentional issues. DD was diagnosed with Asperger's in a later eval, but the fact that the first dr. observed the echolalia and still didn't think she was on the spectrum makes me think echolalia might happen in some non-spectrum children.[/quote]
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