I have not written much about language disorders in the last year, and I realize that is because it is not as big of an issue for my daughter as it has been. For those new to my blog, my daughter has a severe mixed expressive/receptive language disorder and phonological disorder. She was diagnosed at the age of 32 months by Dr. Stephen Camarata, at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. In layman’s terms, Hannah has hadread more…
I know I have some readers here who found me because of a search about autism, diagnoses, and language disorders. Please drop by my other blog A Time to Talk, as I have recently added to the story of our personal journey with these issues. OneMom
For those following my blog about language disorders, I have been a little slow getting it going, but it has now been updated and I will tend to it more regularly. You may read the latest post at A Time to Talk. OneMom
For all the folks searching for the story Glenn did on autism on his show on July 1, 2008 and you ended up at my blog, welcome. Here’s the LINK to the transcript of Glenn’s show (I have only glanced at the transcript, so I won’t comment right now about the content). While you are here, I hope you’ll take a few minutes and read my posts regarding autism, over-diagnosis and language disorders. You can findread more…
Most of my readers are familiar with my daughter’s language disorder and the joys and struggles that brings as her mom, and also as her homeschool teacher. As much of the discussion on the OneMom blog has a political tone, I decided to start a different blog devoted only to the topic of language disorders and homeschooling. OneMom will remain my primary blog and will be updated much more often (partly because the language issues willread more…
