Title : "In September last year, Williams lost his virginity with a specially trained 'sex surrogate,' an experience he described as 'liberating.'"
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"In September last year, Williams lost his virginity with a specially trained 'sex surrogate,' an experience he described as 'liberating.'"
"'Because it was funded by the state I could basically not have the shame of it being an unsafe or outlawed practice,' he said. However, the funding was removed in April after the local clinical commissioning group (CCG) wrote to him saying it had been decided that continued sessions were not 'an appropriate use of taxpayers’ funds.'.... 'The NHS opened up a political can of worms by awarding me funding and they wanted to shut it quickly. But they have already set a precedent.'... [Beverlee] Lewis...works only with disabled clients and describes herself as a 'conscious sex worker' offering 'companionship and sexual intimacy' in a non-judgmental setting. 'It’s really not all about sex A lot of my clients want to cuddle and caress,' she said. Most of her clients, she added, would find it 'really difficult' to find a girlfriend, 'because their level of disability is so severe.'... Williams intends to appeal against the NHS decision to withdraw his funding. 'The money in itself isn’t what makes it legitimate,' he said. 'But funding it as a medical need allowed me to see it in the same way as I would a surgical procedure or a tablet. It’s a medical need and a necessity.'"
From "Sex on the NHS: disabled man loses prescription for intimate sessions" (London Times).
"'Because it was funded by the state I could basically not have the shame of it being an unsafe or outlawed practice,' he said. However, the funding was removed in April after the local clinical commissioning group (CCG) wrote to him saying it had been decided that continued sessions were not 'an appropriate use of taxpayers’ funds.'.... 'The NHS opened up a political can of worms by awarding me funding and they wanted to shut it quickly. But they have already set a precedent.'... [Beverlee] Lewis...works only with disabled clients and describes herself as a 'conscious sex worker' offering 'companionship and sexual intimacy' in a non-judgmental setting. 'It’s really not all about sex A lot of my clients want to cuddle and caress,' she said. Most of her clients, she added, would find it 'really difficult' to find a girlfriend, 'because their level of disability is so severe.'... Williams intends to appeal against the NHS decision to withdraw his funding. 'The money in itself isn’t what makes it legitimate,' he said. 'But funding it as a medical need allowed me to see it in the same way as I would a surgical procedure or a tablet. It’s a medical need and a necessity.'"
From "Sex on the NHS: disabled man loses prescription for intimate sessions" (London Times).
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