Unfortunately we are in the process of figuring out if he has autism, some sensory issues and if he is having seizures. Grandma C spent the day with us at Primary Children's hospital meeting with the neurologist, and having blood and urine tests (looking for possible genetic issues). In two weeks we go back for an EEG and an MRI. Tomorrow we head to Provo for the ADOS test to check for autism. Next week is the sensory testing.
He will be five in two months and acts more like he is three, and is still not potty trained (possible sensory issues). He doesn't really want to talk to people even though he can. He chooses to play alone most of the time. All the testing sounds daunting but if we can figure out the best course of action for him it will be worth it.

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At least he has you to advocate for him. He needs the help, as he cannot express it for himself. Things will be OK, regardless of the test results. I hope things went OK at Primary's yesterday. I'll hope to hear good stuff from today's testing. Even if it is an autism/Asberger's diagnosis--at least then there is a path to follow to get him some therpies that will help him grow up to be a happy, healthy adult ready to make his way in the world. Here's my pat on your back--you done good, lady. You always do. ;) Hang in there.
PS--Glad Grandma C went with you. She needs to hear what is up with this boy too.
Good luck with it all! Hopefully things will get figured out and help will be on its way soon. You are great!
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