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    My sister is neglecting her children but DCFS/OCS won't investigate since it does not meet their criteria

    @anita007 Call police to do a welfare check. Sounds like she has some mental health stuff. Good luck.
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    1 year old with gross motor delay and poor appetite. Constantly told everything is “fine”

    @sofia555 NO. Listen, do what you want, but chiropractic care is pseudoscience and what you’re saying is not supported by research, at all. (I’m a therapist). You’re also dead wrong on the feeding issues. Not trying to be mean but it breaks my heart to see a parent struggling with something real...
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    1 year old with gross motor delay and poor appetite. Constantly told everything is “fine”

    @boanerges1989 Yeah, not disagreeing with that at all. And I wish you luck. Maybe get a big list of ALL the things you see, and get a second opinion based on that, rather than one thing. Maybe listing all the issues together will spur more reaction.
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    1 year old with gross motor delay and poor appetite. Constantly told everything is “fine”

    @boanerges1989 A month and a half late isn’t really late, broadly speaking. Mind you, I’m not invalidating that something might be wrong. I’m just saying that small a delay doesn’t meet the criteria for a motor delay. For example, you’re not considered a “late walker” until after 18 months. What...
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    1 year old with gross motor delay and poor appetite. Constantly told everything is “fine”

    @brightflame It isn’t a true diagnosis as compared to something like cerebral palsy. There are some ICD-10 codes for it though, you’re right. But also, based on the numbers given, this child wouldn’t qualify. But I agree with the parent, it sounds like there’s more underlying stuff.
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