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I think it would be a good idea for Toby to spend his own money on an ultrasound. It would give him an opportunity to see how HA can drain financial resources..
If he needs further tests he can transfer to the NHS list and if all is well then he will feel "safe"..until the next time.
Can you argue with an ultrasound? Undoubtedly with HA but maybe taking responsibility for the cost of the scan would give the result more credibility for him?
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Pulisa, I get what you're saying, but given that Toby is unwilling to even consider working I'm not sure that he has much awareness of the meaning of money anyway.
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Maybe this will give him some awareness and an insight into how expensive HA can be in more ways than one..and some motivation to accept his HA and to try therapy again which is more geared towards those with ASD.
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That makes sense. It's really tough to see him back at square one.
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Toby is sadly back at square one as he didn't address the HA and still won't.
Nicola
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It's very difficult to get through the rigid mindset of ASD. It's not all Toby's fault.
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Yes apologies I forgot about that.
Nicola
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Not quite sure why my last thread was deleted, but I'll try again...
I'm 20, from the UK, and I have this small, hard, immobile pimple-sized spot towards the top/back of my right testicle.
Been to see a GP, they weren't concerned at all.
It's been over a month since I first noticed it (Dec 20) and it hasn't grown since- or at least I don't think it has.
I've been sorting my card out for the past few weeks to get a private ultrasound and in that time I decided to take some time off this forum. I honestly haven't been worried for a couple of weeks. But I'm still going to hopefully get seen within the next couple of weeks to be on the safe side.
I would've posted this update on the other thread for those who left replies that I hadn't yet seen but yeah, it was seemingly deleted!
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I can't find your thread either Toby but will look into it as it shouldn't have been deleted.
Nicola
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Sorry Toby completely my fault. It seems I accidentally deleted it while deleting a load of spam posts and clicked the wrong box while deleting 87 spam posts.... oops.
Hopefully, you can get the replies on this one that you did on the other.
Sorry again.
Emmz xx
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