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My five-year-old daughter has been in speech therapy since she was 22 months.

We had the wrong therapist the first go round and I think we found the right one

two years ago. Her current therapist has identified her as having mild apraxia.

Though she's made marked improvement in the last year, her speech remains

unintelligible to many people and she is not ready for kindergarten. She

attends in a high quality preschool. I just started her on NN's Omega 3-6-9 but

when I read up on the dosages most people were giving, I didn't find the

children's versions with high enough dosage, so I have her taking the adult

version twice daily. I'm meeting with her pediatrician in two days to discuss

fish oil and vitamin therapies. Any thoughts from others with similar

situations?

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