So does this mean the school is on board?

[3totsinabox]

 So, I met some resistance with the school about my sons Apraxia diagnosis.  They agreed he had a significant speech delay but they were thinking his delays were more cognitive.  I didn't agree, but allowed them to do their own testing.  Well apparently, he did great and doesn't have a significant enough cognitive delay to meet disability standards, and now are requesting I bring the paper work showing his Apraxia that Children's Hospital wrote.   I am confused as to why when they re-did his IEP they didn't have the same findings?  Why they are pushing more of a cognitive delay?  At any rate, I am glad that may start listening to me instead of saying "I read too much on the Internet and scared myself"  I think she thought I self-diagnosis, instead of actually having real proof and backup.

[kemclaughlin]

They may not truly understand what apraxia is and decided you must just be crazy.  My daughter has apraxia, but no cognitive delay at all.  My son had a global delay and when he got his tonsils out he started meeting milestones.  He was so far behind I thought he might be a little mentally handicapped.  I was so relieved when he started getting better.  but now I really see the difference in apraxia and cognitive delay.