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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I really don't understand this discussion. OP, no lay person with any manners is going to mention that your DD has a speech issue. If you notice it, certainly others do as well. I understand feeling like you should have looked into this earlier, but that is neither here no there now. And what is with the hesitation about addressing this? I would just [b]say [/b] that it's helpful for some people to check in with an SLP [b] after [/b]having braces. And then I would [b] make[/b] an appointment and take her. The way we speak is one of the most important elements of presentation. It makes an impression on people. If she can learn to speak more clearly, that's worth it.[/quote] Jeez, thanks autocorrect. Corrected above. [/quote]
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