Just that really. My sons school have said today that after consultation with the autism team regarding ds (we gave permission for this consultation) that ds will benefit from a referral to the community paed with a view to assessment for asd. The head who I have great respect for said although she is not qualified to dx ASD she would be surprised if ds is not dx'd on the spectrum. I'm not surprised by this statement although I think I had hoped all his other issues would explain away all the social and language issues but they don't. So I guess I'm beginning to come round to ASD but hearing it from a professional now makes me feel a little sad for ds. But is she likely to be right? I know you and I can't say she's definitely right or wrong but what are other people's experiences in this? If the school think it are they normally right?
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AMumGoingMad · 10/05/2013 21:42
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