Dear Lisa:

You should see a mental health professional who is familiar with adult Asperger’s Disorder. He or she should be able to clarify if you have this disorder and suggest ways to help you.

Dear Anne: I feel for you. Your son sounds like he has difficulties. The important question is why.

Dear Aresenia:

You need to consult with a knowledgeable SSI disability appeals lawyer concerning the possibility of filing an appeal of the denial of benefits for your child.

Dear Julie:

You are correct to be confused. First, the testing done is not comprehensive enough to clarify if your daughter has a learning disability or not.

First, please do not stop helping her. She should not have to experience any more pain than she is experiencing already.

First, let’s discuss your nine-year-old. He is in the fourth grade and reading at the second grade level.

Globally delayed is a general term used when the developmental delays found involve more than one major area. Examples might be cognitive, language, motor, psycho-social, and interactional.

May I start with your comment that you want what is best for your son. I also believe that his teacher and principal also want what is best for your son.