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Have you been fixed?
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*MissFit*
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nope my boyfriend had an ingrown hair on his package so there was no fixing this weekend.. maybe tuesday
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jenscats5
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EnderJE said:
My husband is fixed....says it didn't hurt really..... actually, the surgery took, literally, 12 minutes.....the paperwork took longer..... he kept the ice pack on the area all weekend & has had no pain or problems....
Did it cuz we didn't want kids...
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*MissFit*
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Oh i thought u asked if we had had our fix..EnderJE said:
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BrothaBill
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I will have no problem with having it done after we decide were done having kids. Its a a very easy surgery and a better chance of reversal if we go insane later on.
Humor, you and your family are like me and my crew, oddest damned medical problemsHumorMe said:
Hubby had it done before I met him. He's among the 99%. Doesn't recall the pain and he's really not the stoic type
In fact, he recalls the hot nurse who prepped his equipment better than any pain.
heavy_duty
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so does anything come out when you bust a nut?
Yep. You still orgasm/ejaculate just the same as before the surgery. The only difference is that once you've healed up and the waiting time is over, you KNOW there's noheavy_duty said:
(but i swear to you, there's no difference in the ejaculate, not in the way it looks, consistency, anything else). We can't even see the surgical scar.Otherwise it's all the same.
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jenscats5
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heavy_duty said:
Yes it does....no sperm in it tho....
HumorMe
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MuscleMom said:Humor, you and your family are like me and my crew, oddest damned medical problems
Hubby had it done before I met him. He's among the 99%. Doesn't recall the pain and he's really not the stoic type
You've got that right! If it can happen, it will happen to us. I can recall every last painful moment of having the vasectomy from getting stuck in my sack with a needle to deaden the area to laying on the table for 3 hours and only getting half of the procedure done to being stitched up loosely and bleeding for three weeks while wearing Kotex feminine napkins to catch all of the blood and going back and having it done again to the infections to the breaking of the stitches twice to more infections....oh yea....I am not a good one to talk to about a vasectomy.
My friends felt so sorry for me that they decided to buy a grapefruit and all of them signed it and they gave it to me. Of course they should have bought a canteloupe because that was about the size of my nuts during this process. I wish I had taken pictures of it because I could have probably bragged of having the biggest balls on Elite.
My daughter contracted Cat Scratch Disease from a kitten and it took her about 3 years to get over it.
Weird stuff all the time happens to us. Makes it hard to get out of bed in the mornings to see what awaits us.
PBR
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DUDE..........no way?HumorMe said:You've got that right! If it can happen, it will happen to us. I can recall every last painful moment of having the vasectomy from getting stuck in my sack with a needle to deaden the area to laying on the table for 3 hours and only getting half of the procedure done to being stitched up loosely and bleeding for three weeks while wearing Kotex feminine napkins to catch all of the blood and going back and having it done again to the infections to the breaking of the stitches twice to more infections....oh yea....I am not a good one to talk to about a vasectomy.
My friends felt so sorry for me that they decided to buy a grapefruit and all of them signed it and they gave it to me. Of course they should have bought a canteloupe because that was about the size of my nuts during this process. I wish I had taken pictures of it because I could have probably bragged of having the biggest balls on Elite.
My daughter contracted Cat Scratch Disease from a kitten and it took her about 3 years to get over it.
Weird stuff all the time happens to us. Makes it hard to get out of bed in the mornings to see what awaits us.
note to self: Humorme is not invited to outdoor picnic this summer. (check).
Y'know, when I hear things like that I always say the same thing to the person who's suffering with the bad luck:HumorMe said:You've got that right! If it can happen, it will happen to us.
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My daughter contracted Cat Scratch Disease from a kitten and it took her about 3 years to get over it.
Weird stuff all the time happens to us. Makes it hard to get out of bed in the mornings to see what awaits us.
What f*cking gypsy did you piss off?!?
PBR
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HumorMe said:lol....I never get invited to the good stuff anymore.
bro, im really sorry. but according to our records and your own account, the probability factor of a major catastrophy happening in your presence, is overwhelming...plus i live really far away
. SoKlu has great BBQ's and i think is more suitable for people like yourself....<cough> uuhmm.
HumorMe
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PBR said:bro, im really sorry. but according to our records and your own account, the probability factor of a major catastrophy happening in your presence, is overwhelming...plus i live really far away
I'm telling you, the stuff that happens to us medically is crazy. I was working one night and I slipped and fell and landed square on my butt. It wasn't that bad of fall and I was already kneeling down or kind of squatting down and I wound up with L4 L5 herniated discs. Nothing but painful ever since and limits me as to what I can and cannot do.
I would like to have surgery but I am too scared to have it done fearing that I will be worse off so I just endure the pain and work through it.
Maybe that is the reason I like BBQ so much.
mmom....I don't know what gypsy I did piss off but it seems he holds a grudge for a very long time.
The Bigdawg
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EnderJE said:
I am still fully functioning but am making plans to get neutered
The scary part is I remember how sad a dog looks after you rob him of his nuts!
The idea of any type of sharp object coming near my boys scares the shit outta me!!!!
Isn't there a pill or something!!!
heavy_duty
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unlike cats and dogs we get to keep our balls.
PBR
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BRO....SERIOUS NOTE HERE: dont let it go long term IF it is bothering you. if the nerve paths are impinged you will start to loose leg muscles...they will atrophy (worse case scenerio)...however, having a herniation in the L4 L5 range is very common and most of the time- it is not treated surgically. if your legs start to be involved, give me a shout in a PM bro.HumorMe said:I'm telling you, the stuff that happens to us medically is crazy. I was working one night and I slipped and fell and landed square on my butt. It wasn't that bad of fall and I was already kneeling down or kind of squatting down and I wound up with L4 L5 herniated discs. Nothing but painful ever since and limits me as to what I can and cannot do.
I would like to have surgery but I am too scared to have it done fearing that I will be worse off so I just endure the pain and work through it.
Maybe that is the reason I like BBQ so much.
mmom....I don't know what gypsy I did piss off but it seems he holds a grudge for a very long time.
HumorMe
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PBR said:BRO....SERIOUS NOTE HERE: dont let it go long term IF it is bothering you. if the nerve paths are impinged you will start to loose leg muscles...they will atrophy (worse case scenerio)...however, having a herniation in the L4 L5 range is very common and most of the time- it is not treated surgically. if your legs start to be involved, give me a shout in a PM bro.
I hear what you are saying. My best friend is a medical doctor and he has advised me to pass on surgery right now as surgery will only help if I am having leg pain and numbness. So far, it hasn't gotten there except for rare days when I do have that.
He told me to treat it with medicine for the time being and when it gets worse then we will look into surgery. He has told me of an experimental surgery that is being performed of removing the damaged discs and replacing them with a manmade discs made of a spongy material that mimics the original ones and has a very long lifespan. Don't know much more than that.
So far it is experimental and as far as I know hasn't made it to the free market but he expects in a couple of years or three, it will be made available. Hopefully it will and I will look in to that. For the time being, I get ESIs to relieve the pain and try and keep my hamstrings loose and do my back exercises.
Those really help but sometimes the pain is great regardless.
