Re: May I know the sypmtoms of speech getting started., plz reply

March 7, 2002

Sapna,

I was wondering the exact same thing myself.

My daughter has been on the protocol

for 2 years and has started to speak, although

myself, her grandparents and certain therapists

are usually the only ones to understand her.

She tries soooo hard, but she has trouble

pronunciating the words properly. I recently

found an oral-motor speech therapist (who

does the methods) and will

come to my home 2x's a week. She has

shown some improvement; but just a little.

If you would like to learn more about what

oral-motor exercises we do please feel free

to post it and I will elaborate on that.

Good Luck,

Michele

March 8, 2002

swapna,

see this site <A

HREF= " http://www.behavioranalysts.com " >http://www.behavioranalysts.com</A>

also, Dr. Fosnot is awesome. I believe someone on the list could provide you

with her contact info.

Tina M. Hendrix

Cure2000@...

Vice-President, California Coalition

Neuro-Immune Dysfunction Syndromes

Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADD/ADHD, Learning Disorders, Hyperactivity, CFS,

etc.

March 8, 2002

I would love to know more about the oral motor exercises that you are doing. I

am a pediatric occupational therapist and love learning new things to do with my

kids.

Thanks!

Quinn

Re: May I know the sypmtoms of speech getting started., plz

reply

Sapna,

I was wondering the exact same thing myself.

My daughter has been on the protocol

for 2 years and has started to speak, although

myself, her grandparents and certain therapists

are usually the only ones to understand her.

She tries soooo hard, but she has trouble

pronunciating the words properly. I recently

found an oral-motor speech therapist (who

does the methods) and will

come to my home 2x's a week. She has

shown some improvement; but just a little.

If you would like to learn more about what

oral-motor exercises we do please feel free

to post it and I will elaborate on that.

Good Luck,

Michele

March 8, 2002

Hi i am new to this site!

I have been reading all your messages and and i too

have a 3yr old with learning difficulties,no

concentration span and is non verbal. however she too

is babbling alot ,ie sentences at the speed of light!

so we cannot understand what she is saying. please

can someone out there tell me if this a sign that she

is finally starting to talk.

i am very interested in the and Dr Goldberg and

is he genuine and does it work even if you have not

got Autism? please someone tell me if they have been

in the same circumstances as i am very very desperate

as time of the essence?

please please someone reply dont let me loose faith.

k

--- isoaa@... wrote:

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<tt>

Sapna,

I was wondering the exact same thing myself.

My daughter has been on the protocol

for 2 years and has started to speak, although

myself, her grandparents and certain therapists

are usually the only ones to understand her.

She tries soooo hard, but she has trouble

pronunciating the words properly. & nbsp; I recently

found an oral-motor speech therapist (who

does the methods) and will

come to my home & nbsp; 2x's a week. & nbsp; She has

shown some improvement; but just a little.

If you would like to learn more about what

oral-motor exercises we do please feel free

to post it and I will elaborate on that. & nbsp;

Good Luck,

Michele

[Non-text portions of this message have been

removed]

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March 8, 2002

I'm not an expert on the subject, but my son, now 4 and very verbal, started out

with nonsense babble and echolalia. The only language we could make out was the

echolalia, and I don't think he really knew what he was saying - he just

memorized it.

My son still struggles with social language, but he has no problem expressing

verbally what he wants and needs.

I have no idea what your son is capable of, but I would interpret the babble as

a desire to communicate verbally, which I think is a big step!

Good luck!

March 8, 2002

Rifat,

Any verbalizations, utterances, or babbling are good and represent a stage

of development. Babbling is an early form of expressive language. Given the

variety of challenges you describe your daughter as having, it would be good

for her to have an early intervention psychoeducational evaluation done.

Such an assessment should take a thorough look at her receptive and

expressive communication abilities and skills e.g. her skill with language

as well as other areas.

Each of the challenges you described her as facing are important pieces to

her puzzle of abilities and challenges. Check with either your local school

district's early intervention program or other private therapists in your

area. Three years old is neither too young nor too old to have an assessment

of this nature done. I encourage you to act on this ASAP. Time is a great

asset to have on her side IF it turns out that she will need developmental

intervention.

Equally important, I'd like to say that our son has been with Dr. Goldberg

for 5+ years and we only have high praise for his abilities, insights,

character, and motivation. He does not only work with children in the autism

spectrum. He works with a variety of medical challenges that underlie

conditions such as ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Chronic Fatigue, etc. He is

a board certified pediatrician (and I believe immunologist too) who has

privileges at a number of hospitals in the San Valley area such as

Cedar Sinai etc. He is a respected member of the medical community.

I offer this information to you as a mother of a child with who is

doing fabulously (thanks to the protocol and combined interventions)

and as a learning disabilities clinician who has had the opportunity to work

with children who share some or all of the challenges you describe. NOW IS

THE TIME FOR ACTION!! Best of luck to you and your family.

Pat Koltun

Re: May I know the sypmtoms of speech getting started., plz

reply

> Hi i am new to this site!

> I have been reading all your messages and and i too

> have a 3yr old with learning difficulties,no

> concentration span and is non verbal. however she too

> is babbling alot ,ie sentences at the speed of light!

> so we cannot understand what she is saying. please

> can someone out there tell me if this a sign that she

> is finally starting to talk.

>

> i am very interested in the and Dr Goldberg and

> is he genuine and does it work even if you have not

> got Autism? please someone tell me if they have been

> in the same circumstances as i am very very desperate

> as time of the essence?

>

> please please someone reply dont let me loose faith.

>

> k

> --- isoaa@... wrote:

> <HR>

> <html><body>

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> <tt>

>

> Sapna,

>

> I was wondering the exact same thing myself.

> My daughter has been on the protocol

> for 2 years and has started to speak, although

> myself, her grandparents and certain therapists

> are usually the only ones to understand her.

> She tries soooo hard, but she has trouble

> pronunciating the words properly. & nbsp; I recently

> found an oral-motor speech therapist (who

> does the methods) and will

> come to my home & nbsp; 2x's a week. & nbsp; She has

> shown some improvement; but just a little.

>

> If you would like to learn more about what

> oral-motor exercises we do please feel free

> to post it and I will elaborate on that. & nbsp;

>

> Good Luck,

> Michele

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

> </tt>

>

>

>

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March 9, 2002

Hi pat

thank you for your message. my daughter does have

developmental delay, and i have got all the help

allocated to her but she is not responding to anyone,

she is regressing.

how would i contact Dr G. I have contacted his office

and the receptionist said she would send me the info

pack ,that was two weeks ago! how do i make an

appointment? is there a waiting list.

many thanks

Ri

--- " P. Koltun " <pkoltun@...> wrote:

<HR>

<tt>

Rifat,

Any verbalizations, utterances, or babbling are good

and represent a stage

of development. Babbling is an early form of

expressive language. Given the

variety of challenges you describe your daughter as

having, it would be good

for her to have an early intervention

psychoeducational evaluation done.

Such an assessment should take a thorough look at her

receptive and

expressive communication abilities and skills e.g. her

skill with language

as well as other areas.

Each of the challenges you described her as facing are

important pieces to

her puzzle of abilities and challenges. Check with

either your local school

district's early intervention program or other private

therapists in your

area. Three years old is neither too young nor too old

to have an assessment

of this nature done. I encourage you to act on this

ASAP. Time is a great

asset to have on her side IF it turns out that she

will need developmental

intervention.

Equally important, I'd like to say that our son has

been with Dr. Goldberg

for 5+ years and we only have high praise for his

abilities, insights,

character, and motivation. He does not only work with

children in the autism

spectrum. He works with a variety of medical

challenges that underlie

conditions such as ADHD, Learning Disabilities,

Chronic Fatigue, etc. He is

a board certified pediatrician (and I believe

immunologist too) who has

privileges at a number of hospitals in the San

Valley area such as

Cedar Sinai etc. He is a respected member of the

medical community.

I offer this information to you as a mother of a child

with who is

doing fabulously (thanks to the protocol and

combined interventions)

and as a learning disabilities clinician who has had

the opportunity to work

with children who share some or all of the challenges

you describe. NOW IS

THE TIME FOR ACTION!! Best of luck to you and your

family.

Pat Koltun

Re: May I know the sypmtoms of speech

getting started., plz

reply

& gt; Hi & nbsp; i am new to this site!

& gt; I have been reading all your messages and and i

too

& gt; have a 3yr old with learning difficulties,no

& gt; concentration span and is non verbal. however she

too

& gt; is babbling alot ,ie sentences at the speed of

light!

& gt; so we cannot understand what she is saying. & nbsp;

please

& gt; can someone out there tell me if this a sign that

she

& gt; is finally starting to talk.

& gt;

& gt; i am very interested in the and Dr Goldberg

and

& gt; is he genuine and does it work even if you have

not

& gt; got Autism? please someone tell me if they have

been

& gt; in the same circumstances as i am very & nbsp; very

desperate

& gt; as time of the essence?

& gt;

& gt; please please someone reply dont let me loose

faith.

& gt;

& gt; k

& gt; & nbsp; --- isoaa@... wrote:

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& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; I was wondering the exact same thing

myself. & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; My daughter has been on the protocol

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& gt; for 2 years and has started to speak,

although & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; myself, her grandparents and certain

therapists & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; are usually the only ones to understand

her. & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; She tries soooo hard, but she has

trouble & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; pronunciating the words properly. & amp;nbsp; I

recently & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; found an oral-motor speech therapist

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& gt; does the methods) and

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& gt; come to my home & amp;nbsp; 2x's a week. & amp;nbsp;

She has & lt;BR & gt;

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& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; If you would like to learn more about

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& gt; to post it and I will elaborate on

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& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; Good Luck, & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; Michele & lt;BR & gt;

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March 9, 2002

Pat,

I would suggest calling the office back. I received my packet from Dr. G.

within days.

Once you receive the packet, complete all the paperwork, have your

daughters medical file copied.

Copy all reports from any speech therapists, psychologists, etc.

You will need to write a history of your daughter from your perspective.

Then send this all to Dr. G. Once they receive they will schedule an appt.

I have not sent my paperwork back yet, plan to do so this next week. I was

told the first

appt. was in August, however they will put you on a waiting list for

cancellations.

Good luck.

Rifat Arshad

<kayarshad@...> T

cc:

bcc:

03/09/2002 01:21 PM Subject:

Re: May I know

Please respond to the sypmtoms of speech

getting started., plz reply

Hi pat

thank you for your message. my daughter does have

developmental delay, and i have got all the help

allocated to her but she is not responding to anyone,

she is regressing.

how would i contact Dr G. I have contacted his office

and the receptionist said she would send me the info

pack ,that was two weeks ago! how do i make an

appointment? is there a waiting list.

many thanks

Ri

--- " P. Koltun " <pkoltun@...> wrote:

<HR>

<tt>

Rifat,

Any verbalizations, utterances, or babbling are good

and represent a stage

of development. Babbling is an early form of

expressive language. Given the

variety of challenges you describe your daughter as

having, it would be good

for her to have an early intervention

psychoeducational evaluation done.

Such an assessment should take a thorough look at her

receptive and

expressive communication abilities and skills e.g. her

skill with language

as well as other areas.

Each of the challenges you described her as facing are

important pieces to

her puzzle of abilities and challenges. Check with

either your local school

district's early intervention program or other private

therapists in your

area. Three years old is neither too young nor too old

to have an assessment

of this nature done. I encourage you to act on this

ASAP. Time is a great

asset to have on her side IF it turns out that she

will need developmental

intervention.

Equally important, I'd like to say that our son has

been with Dr. Goldberg

for 5+ years and we only have high praise for his

abilities, insights,

character, and motivation. He does not only work with

children in the autism

spectrum. He works with a variety of medical

challenges that underlie

conditions such as ADHD, Learning Disabilities,

Chronic Fatigue, etc. He is

a board certified pediatrician (and I believe

immunologist too) who has

privileges at a number of hospitals in the San

Valley area such as

Cedar Sinai etc. He is a respected member of the

medical community.

I offer this information to you as a mother of a child

with who is

doing fabulously (thanks to the protocol and

combined interventions)

and as a learning disabilities clinician who has had

the opportunity to work

with children who share some or all of the challenges

you describe. NOW IS

THE TIME FOR ACTION!! Best of luck to you and your

family.

Pat Koltun

Re: May I know the sypmtoms of speech

getting started., plz

reply

& gt; Hi & nbsp; i am new to this site!

& gt; I have been reading all your messages and and i

too

& gt; have a 3yr old with learning difficulties,no

& gt; concentration span and is non verbal. however she

too

& gt; is babbling alot ,ie sentences at the speed of

light!

& gt; so we cannot understand what she is saying. & nbsp;

please

& gt; can someone out there tell me if this a sign that

she

& gt; is finally starting to talk.

& gt;

& gt; i am very interested in the and Dr Goldberg

and

& gt; is he genuine and does it work even if you have

not

& gt; got Autism? please someone tell me if they have

been

& gt; in the same circumstances as i am very & nbsp; very

desperate

& gt; as time of the essence?

& gt;

& gt; please please someone reply dont let me loose

faith.

& gt;

& gt; k

& gt; & nbsp; --- isoaa@... wrote:

& gt; & lt;HR & gt;

& gt; & lt;html & gt; & lt;body & gt;

& gt;

& gt; & lt;tt & gt;

& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; Sapna, & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; I was wondering the exact same thing

myself. & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; My daughter has been on the protocol

& lt;BR & gt;

& gt; for 2 years and has started to speak,

although & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; myself, her grandparents and certain

therapists & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; are usually the only ones to understand

her. & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; She tries soooo hard, but she has

trouble & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; pronunciating the words properly. & amp;nbsp; I

recently & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; found an oral-motor speech therapist

(who & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; does the methods) and

will & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; come to my home & amp;nbsp; 2x's a week. & amp;nbsp;

She has & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; shown some improvement; but just a

little. & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; If you would like to learn more about

what & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; oral-motor exercises we do please feel

free & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; to post it and I will elaborate on

that. & amp;nbsp; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; Good Luck, & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; Michele & lt;BR & gt;

& gt; & lt;BR & gt;

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March 10, 2002

Rifat,

I would call Dr. Goldberg's office again and ask to schedule an initial

consultation with him on your daughter's behalf. Inform them that you are

awaiting the materials they sent and would like to book an appointment as

soon as it is mutually feasible.

Secondly, have you inquired with those who are working with your daughter

why they might believe she isn't improving and in fact, in your view, is

regressing? What do they say? Do YOU believe that there are factors in the

therapeutic relationship or environment that are contribution to this issue?

If so, can they be improved or modified?

Thirdly, has your daughter ever been evaluated by a pediatric neurologist?

Though I hesitate to suggest dragging your child to see one more

professional, pediatric neurologists are equipped with knowledge and skills

that can rule out other significant/important factors, if indeed a true and

sustained regression is occurring. Most medical plans cover an initial

pediatric neurological evaluation if recommended by your primary care

physician ( be they a pediatrician or a family practitioner). If you truly

believe that regression is occurring, getting her checked out thoroughly by

a pediatric neurologist would be advised. You certainly could do this before

even seeing Dr. Goldberg. If you do, bring the results with you to your

consultation with Dr. Goldberg. All information represents potentially vital

pieces to your daughter's developmental picture.

Rifat, your emotions are leading you to act. Trust them. Talk with others

and obtain information. This is a very " leveraging " time in her cognitive

development. I highly doubt you'll ever regret seeking out everything and

everyone you can that you believe could help your child.

Don't hesitate to e-mail me if you have further questions or concerns. Bless

you for all you are doing!

Pat Koltun

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Hi Quinn,

I would be happy to tell you more about that.

Our oral - motor exercises have began using

the methods and introduced

to us approximately one year ago. There are

different set of tools to practice, etc. and I

would be more than happy to give you the

website(s) and even the Email address of

our Speech Pathologist. Please Email me

at isoaa@.... There is quite a lot of

information to learn about.

Thanks,

Michele

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