[cheerfuldoer]

That's a great site Hope! I just called my daughter to share it with her too since it's her little boy who has the same problems as you mention with your daughter. Thanks for posting it, and let us know how things go with your daughter's speech therapy session.

[Dixen81]

Please try not to worry too much; I went through the same thing with my son and now he is almost 5 and a little motor mouth.
The only thing that concerned me about your thread was whoever it was wanting to sedate your daughter for the next hearing test. My son had his hearing test at Arkansas Children's Hospital and he did not have to hold still or be sedated. They put him in a soundproof room (we got to go in with him) and let him play with toys while different sounds came from different speakers stratigically placed around the room. If he turned in the direction that the sound came from, then he was "rewarded" with a light coming on from the same direction displaying different things like toys or pictures. It was really neat, painless, and didn't take very long at all. Is there another place (preferably specializing in pediatrics) that you could take him to rather than having him sedated?
Anyway, glad to see you're making progress, and I wish you and your daughter all the best.

[Spidey's mom]

Yes, please try not to worry . . . she is only 2.

And I'm glad you got the books. They hopefully will ease your mind that your daughter is ok.

Best wishes and keep us updated.

steph