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Our five most recent additions / updates
| Nick #2 Added September 16, 2008 |
Interesting childfree story. Nick discusses his reasons for getting saterilized in detail. |
| Janice Added August 30, 2008 |
Janice's husband was the one to make the "No more kids" decision, despite Janice not being sure. Her story discusses her regret at the unilateral decision, and the effect it's had on their marriage. |
| Markus Added August 30, 2008 |
Short, childfree story about a Planned Parenthood vasectomy. |
| Ray #2 Added January 19, 2008 Updated August 17, 2008 |
Ray had a large (grade 3) varicocele, and anticipated problems because of this complication. His story is in the form of a diary running from the day of the operation to day 9. The story also has good advice for men considering vasectomy who have a varicocele. The update is some months after the procedure. |
| Chris #3 Added May 31, 2008 |
"The idea of vasectomy had been kicking around in my head for some time, about as long as could remember, probably as long as I had known about the procedure. Not wanting children and hearing horror stories of accidental pregnancies and not trusting my wife (or anyone else for that matter) with birth control, I had always wanted it done. However, I had this sort of defeatist attitude towards it, with images in my head of a kindly old doctor telling me to 'come back when you're 40.' One day it had dawned on me that now married and soon to turn 30, I was near an ideal candidate, or at least someone who could make a good argument for wanting one." |