Signs
I first noticed Teddy was behind in his speech. Wasn't surprising due to him constantly having ear infections. I often thought his hearing was compromised from the pressure and buildup from the infections. He had a hearing test before surgery and it showed it wasn't impaired. I don't even recall the amount of antibiotic treatments poor teddy bear went through. One right after the other. The medicine would make his stomach hurt and his nose would not stop running. He was chapped all over. He had his adenoids, tonsils removed and tubes placed in his ears at 14 months old. At 14 months he wasn't saying words. He had just began to get sturdy on his feet walking. I do recall at this time he was making eye contact. Im sure Im missing some of the signs and I am by no means a doctor. I absolutely loathe school and would much rather hyper fixate from topic to topic. At a year and a half the signs started to add up. Teddy liked to walk backwards, or even forwards but with ...
