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[quote=Anonymous]OP here again. 9:50, thank you, that was extremely helpful. I have been thinking more and more about the speech issues and I am starting to think that we do need more testing in this area.

Neuropsych did WISC and WJ. There was also a lot of testing for anxiety, depression, and executive function. The ADHD-Combined diagnosis is new and that is mainly what we were looking at. She did do the VMI also. The achievement subtests included:

Letter-Word Identification
Reading Fluency
Story Recall
Understanding Directions
Calculation
Math Fluency
Spelling
Writing Fluency
Passage Comprehension
Applied Problems
Writing Samples
Word Attack
Quantitative Concepts

I'm not certain what the school speech person tested, I don't have that report in hand yet. I know it included things like rapid naming of colors, naming things related to a picture cue, etc.

She did have an IEP for speech in preschool, for expressive language delay. She only had about 20 words until about age 3 when her language completely exploded and she began using complete sentences. I honestly never really thought much about these other speech issues until recently when I began to suspect that her continued struggle to get words out or to orally re-tell an event began to seem less age normal, KWIM?

I appreciate your help and detailed info.[/quote]

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