Ds has hypotonia in his hands and feet/hypermobility in his shoulders and possibly dyspraxia. He should have had a full physio assessment today as he was in too much pain when the physio tried to do it a couple of months ago but she was off so we saw someone else. The physio wasn't going to bother until I said that's why we were there, then all he did was wiggle ds's feet and get him to hop on each leg. He's now said ds can do PE on the basis of this and gave no guidance or did no assessment as to ds's range of movements/what movements were safe/what to avoid/excercises etc. Is this right? I feel as though we shouldn't have bothered.
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LadyMaryQuiteContrary · 25/04/2013 16:27
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