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<blockquote data-quote="Copabanana" data-source="post: 739507" data-attributes="member: 18958"><p>S. My thinking is like swot's. This is what I thought, too, when you first posted. I do not believe we on the internet can diagnose, so I held back.</p><p></p><p>I googled the symptoms you described. I wrote into the google search box, this:</p><p></p><p>12 months.</p><p>High fever.</p><p>Unhappy.</p><p>Stopped talking.</p><p>Stopped eating.</p><p>No eye contact.</p><p>Screaming.</p><p>Crying.</p><p>Sensory.</p><p>In corner.</p><p>Hoarding toys.</p><p></p><p>And what came up was <u>Autism</u> and<u> Sensory Processing Disorder.</u></p><p></p><p>I am wondering if your health system does not diagnose developmental disorders to save money. I mean, the services your child would require, and the help you would require, would be considerable. Multiply that by thousands and thousands of families. If this is the case, this is EVIL. To give children WRONG diagnoses to save money. To hurt children, and families and mothers this way. And I always liked Canada.</p><p></p><p>But there must be a way. The problem about coming to the states for a neuro psychiatric assessment is cost. Your insurance would likely not pay. But what if we look for developmental neuropsychologists in Canada that specialize in Autism?</p><p></p><p>There is a mother who posts here. LittleBoyLost and she is an RN. She is Canadian and has a young adult son who has drug problems. Her frustration to get her son drug treatment was gargantuan. When she finally got her son in the treatment program she decided she would <em><strong>take on the government!!! </strong></em> I am going to pm her and ask her if she has time to read your thread. She, like you, is very strong. And very smart. And very brave.</p><p></p><p>You are very, very brave. You are a wonderful mother. Please, please keep posting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Copabanana, post: 739507, member: 18958"] S. My thinking is like swot's. This is what I thought, too, when you first posted. I do not believe we on the internet can diagnose, so I held back. I googled the symptoms you described. I wrote into the google search box, this: 12 months. High fever. Unhappy. Stopped talking. Stopped eating. No eye contact. Screaming. Crying. Sensory. In corner. Hoarding toys. And what came up was [U]Autism[/U] and[U] Sensory Processing Disorder.[/U] I am wondering if your health system does not diagnose developmental disorders to save money. I mean, the services your child would require, and the help you would require, would be considerable. Multiply that by thousands and thousands of families. If this is the case, this is EVIL. To give children WRONG diagnoses to save money. To hurt children, and families and mothers this way. And I always liked Canada. But there must be a way. The problem about coming to the states for a neuro psychiatric assessment is cost. Your insurance would likely not pay. But what if we look for developmental neuropsychologists in Canada that specialize in Autism? There is a mother who posts here. LittleBoyLost and she is an RN. She is Canadian and has a young adult son who has drug problems. Her frustration to get her son drug treatment was gargantuan. When she finally got her son in the treatment program she decided she would [I][B]take on the government!!! [/B][/I] I am going to pm her and ask her if she has time to read your thread. She, like you, is very strong. And very smart. And very brave. You are very, very brave. You are a wonderful mother. Please, please keep posting. [/QUOTE]
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