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To: lonestar

I noticed vision problems (eyes crossing, somewhat) and others in the family thought there were hearing problems (but I did not think so). Nonetheless, he was checked out with both and his hearing is perfectly fine.

His vision, on the other hand, was a slight problem, but the specialist did not think any intervention was needed at this time. Now, from my unofficial perspective, that problem seems to have lessened, but I do think he still has a problem - and with depth perception. That may be improving now.

We’ll go back to the specialist and we’ll see what to do next.


66 posted on 03/27/2014 1:50:05 PM PDT by Star Traveler (Remember to keep the Messiah of Israel in the One-World Government that we look forward to coming)
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I was thinking in terms that he might have ignored stimuli.

My friends have a son with Aspergers and he is graduating from college in Dec. with a double major if all goes well.

His older, "normal" brother has been a ne'er do well and "problem".

107 posted on 03/27/2014 6:25:52 PM PDT by lonestar (It takes a village of idiots to elect a village idiot.)
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