Re: Auditory processing issues/for

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Hi ,

My son (now 8) had terrible auditory processing problems at your son's

age. A good, experienced speech/language pathologist should

absolutely be able to help your son with auditory language processing.

For all kinds of great teaching tools for receptive language, I

recommend Super Duper Publications. They have literally everything

you will need: games, programs, drills, etc., and they make it fun.

The website is www.superduperinc.com. The products are described very

well and you can pick and choose items according to your child's

learning style, interests, and needs. I found it invaluable when my

little guy was a littler guy.

HTH,

Donna

> > > > Narod did call me back. If you call, ask

> > > for her personally.

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> > > > But there's another problem. Brain Matters Inc is

> > > not a preferred

> > > provider

> > > > with anyone, esp Blue Cross Blue Shield.

> > > > The cost of the scan is $1800 and BCBS will only

> > > pay 1/3 of it.

> > > > When UCLA was doing the scan, we paid maybe $50

> > > (if that)

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> > > > Unfortunately, we can't afford the scan. We

> > > have therapies to pay

> > > > for, prescriptions,

> > > > we had to retain a lawyer due to the school

> > > system's wonderful program

> > > > out here ...

> > > > not to mention our Electrical bill is due to

> > > increase 75% by June.

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> > > > Ah well just another way to get money out of our

> > > sick children ...

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> > > > doris

> > > > land

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