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Re: SPD and the DSM-5 Lori H. #81507 07/29/10 09:26 AM
Joined: Apr 2009 Posts: 687 P passthepotatoes Member
passthepotatoes Member P Joined: Apr 2009 Posts: 687	I'm curious When was he first identified as being low tone? Did it show up at birth, did his pediatrician talk about it or was hypotonia first discussed at age seven with the checklist you mentioned?

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
SPD and the DSM-5	doodlebug	07/28/10 03:02 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	incogneato	07/28/10 03:20 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	renie1	07/28/10 02:15 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	doodlebug	07/31/10 03:18 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	Lori H.	07/28/10 03:03 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	07/28/10 04:19 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	Lori H.	07/28/10 06:43 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	07/28/10 09:37 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	Lori H.	07/29/10 03:37 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	Lori H.	07/29/10 04:01 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	07/29/10 04:26 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	HannahZ	07/29/10 05:56 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	DeeDee	07/29/10 08:05 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	momma2many	07/30/10 01:38 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	07/30/10 09:22 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	07/30/10 11:28 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	doodlebug	07/31/10 04:06 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	doodlebug	07/31/10 04:42 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	07/31/10 05:23 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	HannahZ	08/01/10 05:13 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	08/01/10 09:55 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	HannahZ	08/02/10 06:35 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	passthepotatoes	07/30/10 11:24 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	Lori H.	07/30/10 02:08 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	momma2many	07/30/10 02:58 AM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	HannahZ	07/30/10 02:43 PM
Re: SPD and the DSM-5	HannahZ	07/30/10 02:48 PM

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