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I'm new to this group. My 2 1/2 yr old daughter was

unofficially diagnosed with apraxia (since she is young, the therapist

doesn't want to say for sure that's what she has, but she is 99%

certain) and based on the inspiring stories I read on here, I ordered

some proEFA and have been giving 1 capsule each day.

Today was only the third day so I certainly don't expect results yet.

But I guess I'm not sure what to look for to know the proEFA works

for her. She has been babbling more lately and using 'b' and 'm'

sounds with some appropriate words, but she has been doing that

progressively for a few weeks due to a great therapist and lots of

hard work at home.

What kind of things should I be looking for in the next few weeks and

months to know if the proEFA is helping her? Was it a gradual or a

sudden thing for your child? Was your child saying new words and new

sounds or just using the ones they already knew correctly?

I am hoping and praying that the fish oil will help her to speak. I'm

sure each and every one of you understands how frustrating it can be

for both the parent and the child when it is impossible for the child

to communicate. She has learned quite a bit of sign language at

therapy and that helps, but I look in her eyes and can sometimes see

her desperation and it breaks my heart.

Marilee

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