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testing in canada?
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| danielle7312 |
Posted on April 30 2009 05:26 PM
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I am an 36 year old woman that has not been diagnosed,but I know I have this.No one would know better than I would. The problem is I have a 9 year old daughter who I am sure has this as well.I informed the school last year, they had never heard of it.Now I want her to be diagnosed so she gets the help she has a right to! I want her to have a an IEP { individualised education plan}.What other steps should I be doing other than talking to the school and asking my doctor.She has a visit for tommorrow at the doctor.I also have a meeting in 2 hours at the school.Can anyone give me some advice? |
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| Toe_Nail |
Posted on April 30 2009 05:37 PM
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Go to Learning Disabilities Association of Canada website, find your Provincial LD Association and give them a call - They should be able to inform you as to where your daughter and you can get tested and other useful informations.
Good luck 
Edited by Toe_Nail on April 30 2009 05:38 PM
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| danielle7312 |
Posted on May 01 2009 02:15 PM
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Thank you. |
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| EarlyWarning |
Posted on December 08 2009 08:58 PM
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thankyou )
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