Re: Sleeping hearing tests for non verbal?

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We had this done yonks and yonks ago, they came and did it at home and said it was normal, in those days I didn't question 'normal'

Mandi x

Anyone had a sleeping hearing test done?

Anyone had the possibility raised that hearing problem could be an issue in language problems for their child? Does anyone even suspect that their child might not be hearing them properly ie muffled hearing, able to hear whispers but not hear anything clearly?

TIA

Vicky

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hi Vicky,

my son is non verbal except for a few words yes its in ayr. ayr is 1 hour from

glasgow. Ian did 2 tests on my son but informally he mentioned many other

things regarding sensory auditory issues and rang up a specilist ot who gave me

more ideas to deal with sensory issues, we are re doing the tlp but ian

jordans glasses can help correct the vision and the sensory over load and he

could tell like our osteopath that my son had migraines. these have no all gone,

we do use the glasses but its a slow process with the sensory issues although

a massive improvement over 3 years, Ian Jordan is also a registered healer and

this conversation sprung up as my son sees a healer on a weekly basis, this

also contributed to the migraines going the anxiety releasing and the audiotry

improving.Trigenminal nerve cropped up as well with can be treated with vits b,

c zinc etc..

isobel

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> Ah yes Ayr, its all 'way up there' for me being 'right down ere'.

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> Got to get over taking him back to advance for a review, nightmare city,

> and then for DG testing, maybe in the autumn way up there for eyes

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> I'd completely forgotton about him, thanks for reminding me Mandi, thought

> he was in Ayr, not too far from Glasgow where my mother lives so

> definitely possible, gettiing old you know, don't keep info like I used to.

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> Ian Jordan says he can make assessment of non verbals. I have not been

> yet, you'd need to go to Aberdeen but at least its free for kids

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> _MaddiganV@..._ (mailto:MaddiganV@...) writes:

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> This has made me think of many things I see with and now I wonder

> about his vision as well, he imitates in an odd way, very shaky hand

> movements, he doesn't like to look at things and will often close his eyes

but can

> make very good eye contact, a bit like migraine aura in that some days

> vision is normal other days not, but again what hope of any testing?

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