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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, thank you for this. Someone in my extended family is dealing with a surprise diagnosis about her son. (IMO--which I know doesn't matter, but just for purposes of responding to your post--the kid is NT, just a boy and slower to develop his speech.) It's worth getting a second opinion when your kid is concerned.[/quote] You're a piece of work. You don't this child well. You are not living with this child. You aren't close to this child. He is part of your extended family. You aren't teaching this child and you aren't this child's psychologist. There are reams of information that you don't know about this kid. Despite this, you have concluded that the diagnosis MUST be wrong. When you're ignorant of subject, you might want to shut your mouth. [/quote]
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