Hello, I posted last week about my nine month old little boy who is described as floppy. He can roll onto his front and tries to crawl but hasn't quite got there. He isn't sitting yet although he is fine in his bumbo and isn't weight baring. His fine motor skills are fine, babbling, picking up and has no problem eating. So I was referred to a specialist who I saw yesterday. My little one had, had bloods taken in the week and the results so far are negative . Apparently that means he doesn't have any form of serious muscular dystrophy. When she saw him yesterday she said his eyelids were a big droopy and his pallet a little high( really I can't see anything but maybe that's just me ) she was lovely but said its going to be a long process of eliminating what it isn't , and the next things they are testing for take two months for the results! I'm a mess, how do I manage for two months its sending me in sane already!! And I've already diagnosed him with the worst condition and can't stop crying!! Can anyone who has been through this please tell me his they coped without going in sane?? X
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