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I Know That My Son Has Some Kind Of Sensory Disorder. Where Can I Go Near Freeport IL To Get A Diagnosis Or Determination?
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He meets 14 of the 20 red flags for ASD all the therapist in this area are either unavailable, non-existent, or overbooked (waiting list).

posted February 16, 2016
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I didn't think there was a treatment other than therapy I mostly want the diagnosis to ease my mind and help me to figure out what he has so that I can figure out the best method to take to help him live as happy and normally as possible, but for sure I would aways get a second opinion. Thank you so much for your feedback

posted February 20, 2016
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Thank you

posted February 16, 2016

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