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I had those same tests performed with my daughter at about the same age and i was told that she was completely deaf. of course i knew otherwise. our doctor reccomended that we take her to specialists and get more tests done. now maybe i should have listened to the doctor but no one knows your child better than you. this was the case with my little girl. i knew that she could hear just fine and when it came down to it she thought it was a fun game and messed up on purpose. about a year later she had the hearing test once again but this time they had better equipment and they pressurized her ears and low and behold they discovered that they had the wrong diagnoses and that she could hear everything just fine. perfect hearing is what they said. all i can tell you is that if you deeply feel like there is a problem go get it looked at. i wish i could tell you where to go but i have no idea. but at the same time you know your child better than anyone and if you feel like this is a misdiagnoses tell your doctor and ask them if there are different tests to check for hearing. or can you go somewhere where they have all the equipment to test. most kids that age don't understand what is going on when the tests are being performed and most of them don't pay that much attention to it either. i have three so i know this. to them its like a game. so basically i'm going to reccomend that you trust your instincts as a mother before you listen to the results of your test. docotrs can be wrong sometimes. ecspecially in my experience with doctors in south florida.
