Today I am thankful, so thankful, that after 5 months of speech therapy, Satchmo–the almost three year old–finally decided to speak to his speech therapist.

*Aside: Why is speak “ea” and speech “ee”? It makes no sense.

Anyway, since June Satchmo has toddled back once a week to play with Miss Elissa for 30 minutes. Originally, he wouldn’t engage with her at all. Slowly, he’s been more and more interactive, but no actual words. Last week he panted at her, being a puppy one of his favorite past times and all.

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Last week, semi-success. He said “thank you” as we were leaving.

This week, the flood gates opened and he chatted away merrily. Until he couldn’t make himself understood and shut down. But he opened back up before the session was over.

Things should go much better in speech when the patient actually speaks.