Sensory Processing Disorder

• 06-09-2009 4:39 PM

  Tina'sTwinksPlus1 Joined on 06-07-2004 Just south of KC, MO Posts 2,686

  Sensory Processing Disorder Reply Contact  We are in the midst of getting an official diagnosis for Christian.  It is all so frustrating.  It explains a lot though.  I don't have the emotional wherewithall to get into details right now but lots of prayers would be welcome.  Here is a little info on SPD I hope everyone is doing well!   Tina SAHM to  Christian and Patience, 1/27/05  37 weeks 4 days Chance   12/21/08  35 weeks 3 days  www.babyhomepages.net/sexton-seiberttwins

• 06-09-2009 5:50 PM

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  DRS~Are~The~Best Joined on 09-12-2006 Germantown, MD Posts 1,455

  Re: Sensory Processing Disorder Reply Contact I'm really sorry you're going through this -- I know it's really hard, but learning what Christian's problem is will be so helpful to everyone in the long run -- it'll allow everyone to address whatever special needs he has. I know I've mentioned this other places, but you are not alone.  I know it feels that way and that you are trying to get through a lot, but there are others out there who know what you're going through.  And I do promise, you can get through this!  Christian is a very bright and special little boy and with a few learning techniques (and similar), everything will turn out just fine!!!!!!!!!! Feel free to contact me if you need ANYTHING!!!!! All the best, Ilene

• 06-10-2009 6:49 AM

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  Daraka906571 Joined on 08-04-2005 Finley Kathleen 4/9/06~Emmy & Joey 4/6/09 Posts 12,008	Re: Sensory Processing Disorder Reply Contact  I will keep you all in my prayers.  HUGS!

• 06-11-2009 8:34 AM

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  Tamesha3367195 Joined on 06-11-2009 MD Posts 11	Re: Sensory Processing Disorder Reply Contact My prayers are with you. Keep the faith because the man above is all knowing and is able to do all thing but fail.

• 06-13-2009 12:16 AM

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  serial mommy Joined on 02-16-2005 the mitten Posts 5,114

  Re: Sensory Processing Disorder Reply Contact spd is also known as sid (sensory integration disorder) and james has it...he's oral, auditory, and tactile, all mod/severe....it's a challenge to the say the least!  him being 10 now, he's learned how to adapt himself quite a bit to things around him, when he was younger it was much more difficult, especially with people who didn't "know" us, like school staff and what not, to really pay attention to what they were doing in regards to setting him off because of his over sensitivies....