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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]&lt;&lt;I would caution going too far out of your lane. We've had educators do this and create problems. We were told our child seemed to be having seizures by the school OT and then the principal. We met with a neurologist and took our child in for an EEG. After all the stress that this unleashed, we found out that there was nothing wrong/everything was normal. The OT was still not convinced and tried to get us to have an MRI. Our neurologist refused. &gt;&gt;

We had the same thing happen to us, right down the the same players -- the principal, the OT, the OT pusying MRI, the doctor refusing. I thought we were the only ones!

We ultimately, years later, wound up having an MRI bc the troubling behaviour persisted. MRI and overnight EEG were normal[/quote]

God, how many of us are on here?  Is this a DC or East Coast thing?  I'm from the Midwest and this has never happened to any of my friends there.  It seems par for the course here - especially if you have a boy.  Just one more reason I plan on moving.  [/quote]

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