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Joined: Jun 2007 Posts: 10,507 Likes: 7 | Kristen, are you able to question any of your former speech therapists coworkers o find out where she went? You may find she could still see you just at a different practice. I know how difficult it is to have your team of specialists and losing one is hard on patients who have come to depend on their team. By asking, eventually you will find someone who knows your speech therapists next job location. At least its worth a shot. Ive done this myself. I followed my ENT when he left his former practice. My ENT had started the practice he left and after about 20 years he grew it into the top ENTs office in my area. Even though I really liked all the other ENTs their office staff at my ENTs original office, I still followed my ENT to his new practice and waited a few months for it to be all set up and open.
Good luck!! I hope you are able to find your speech therapist and continue seeing her.
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