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Yeah, I remember you telling me that before, Vicky. That is absolutely

amazing! Bless him! Tom was not skilled in that way at all but was

pretty academic. He had a real fear of humans, especially children as a

result. (Can see this all improving now). I know another non-verbal

child who has brilliant eye contact and is very sociable and I met a

woman doing RDI for her daughter. The daughter was extremely

high-funcitoning and verbal and in mainstream. RDI placed her

development at pre 6 months and the woman was delighted because she knew

her child was much more disabled than everyone allowed.

The old cliche again that they are all different!

Sara

> That's interesting Sara because who is non verbal can read faces,

> tone of voice etc way better than who is higher functioning

> and verbal!

> In many ways he is more " appropriate " than , always found it

> really strange, sometimes language can mask other problems.

> Vicky

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