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[sylvar]

Well, the physician's assistant gave me a prescription for a Z-Pak and told me to keep taking the guaifenesin and pseudoephedrine I'd started with. He said there's still a chance I could pass it on, so I called in and said I'd be back Monday. *sigh* I really want to go back to the office...

I'm also setting up an appointment for a vasectomy, which should come out under $100 or so including all visits and tests. To answer the inevitable questions: yes, I 'm quite sure; Jodi and I have been talking about this for over a year. We don't want any kids, and if we ever changed our minds, we'd have to adopt a kid old enough to walk around by himself anyway.

Comments

[fizzgig-bites.livejournal.com]

I'm saddened that you won't be donating your genes to the great pool of stupidity. Raising kids is a hard job and not everyone is up for it.

[sylvar.livejournal.com]

With Jodi's permission, I would be glad to donate my genes -- the old-fashioned way, of course. :)

Raising kids, on the other hand, is definitely not my thing.

[h-postmortemus.livejournal.com]

In all seriousness, just remember that once you take that step, you can't go back. You're sure you don't want kids *now* but what about 10 years from now?

Remember, always make a backup before you delete.

[sylvar.livejournal.com]

We'd have to adopt anyway -- we can't raise a baby. (Jodi can't carry a baby from one place to another, for one.) And I can't imagine wanting *less* sleep or spare cash when I get older. But thanks. :)

[gardenwaltz.livejournal.com]

i respect your choice entirely. the last thing this world needs is people raising kids they don't want. babies are HARD and being pregnant strongly reinforced my pro-choice stance. nobody should ever go through this without their full consent.

[ximinez]

Oh good, so Les and I aren't the only ones!