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My 14 month son finished his cancer treatments for retinoblastoma in july. i know delays are normal but how far until it's not normal?
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Don't wait!: Yes, it's not unusual to have delays after such serious treatment, but i wouldn't wait around getting evaluation and treatment started asap.Infant and toddler brains are very flexible, dependent upon the right therapy and treatment getting started sooner rather than later.So get in touch with your local birth to 3 program for a free developmental assessment, and then start therapy as indicated now.
Answered 11/8/2013
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