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DeeVee, it sounds like you have covered a tremendous amount of ground between your first and second post on this thread! Congratulations, and keep up your strength and good work.
It took a frustratingly long time to get our EI eval done when my son came home....so much so that he didn't qualify for services by the time they finished, though his initial gross motor delays were profound! So I think it is WONDERFUL that your pedi is encouraging you to get started.....esp since I believe in most states the evals move out of the hands of EI after the third birthday...they become harder to come by, and are often costly.
Whatever the ultimate diagnosis, it sure sounds as though he'll be lucky to have a thoughtful and caring family looking out for him....may you enjoy the blessings he brings as well as surviving the challenges!
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