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Originally Posted by KimPM
 You are a great mama... and it is so obvious how much you love her.
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As for TTC, the one thing I would add is that you may want to wait until you get a clearer picture (ex. diagnosis, intervention, etc) for your DD before TTC for two reasons. First, if there is a genetic or hereditary component to what ever is going on with her, I think it's smart to know what it is so that you can decide whether having another child is right for you. Second, everyone copes differently but I know for me that trying to find interventions for my DD while TTC, being pregnant or having a newborn would be really stressful and detrimental to my DD's care. I'm putting it out there as something to consider; I'm not saying that you shouldn't or can't handle TTC and your DD right now.
Hugs to you and your family.
. I have to agree with all the other ladies who chimed in with early intervention. And no, it's not your fault. I have a daughter who is "perfectly normal (and special to me 
)" and my son is "perfectly special". I would consider delaying TTC like others said because it can be quite stressful to get all the diagnoses, evals, etc. The M80 comment made me wonder if your husband is in the military? That's where my son's process started. If you have a practice with multiple doctors, could you see a different one if yours isn't listening? I think you have valid concerns and deserve a doctor that will listen to you and follow up on your concerns.
