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<blockquote data-quote="Zoobiechick" data-source="post: 440871" data-attributes="member: 12245"><p>I'm listening, I'm listening... So, final question on this thread. Are any of you uninsured, making ends meet but when it comes to racking up medical bills, psychological test expenses, etc., your hands are tied? Because that's where I am. We're not poor, but we live frugally and don't have a surplus. It's very frustrating. Are there any options for people who really can't afford to pursue these things?</p><p></p><p>And just an afterthought...do you ever think that these interventions, such as being medicated, tested, etc., send the signal "something is wrong with you" to our difficult children, and maybe make them feel even more defective or rejected? Although I will say my daughter knows she's different and really wants there to be something that would help her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zoobiechick, post: 440871, member: 12245"] I'm listening, I'm listening... So, final question on this thread. Are any of you uninsured, making ends meet but when it comes to racking up medical bills, psychological test expenses, etc., your hands are tied? Because that's where I am. We're not poor, but we live frugally and don't have a surplus. It's very frustrating. Are there any options for people who really can't afford to pursue these things? And just an afterthought...do you ever think that these interventions, such as being medicated, tested, etc., send the signal "something is wrong with you" to our difficult children, and maybe make them feel even more defective or rejected? Although I will say my daughter knows she's different and really wants there to be something that would help her. [/QUOTE]
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