01-07-2021, 03:17 PM
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Re: Watching.
We were advised by the doctor that carried out my snip that my ex should be waiting for me and to travel home together in case I had any reactions following the procedure. I don't remember walking funny or feeling any pain until about 3hrs later when the local anaesthetic wore off. Then it felt like I'd been kicked by a bloody donkey
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01-07-2021, 05:14 PM
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Re: Watching.
Originally Posted by carol
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Both my daughter and my daughter in law were present when their husbands had a vasectomy. They saw it all!!I don't think I'd have wanted to be present.
Any thoughts?
Obviously as a male I would have been the patient so would have to be present,
as much as I wouldn't particularly have wanted to be there!
01-07-2021, 05:15 PM
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Re: Watching.
I had my snip way back late in '73 after our 3rd daughter was born and to my recollection, there were students watching from a elevated distance. At the time I could not have cared less who was watching or why. All I wanted was for it to be over and on my way home. I can remember being one of the 1st to receive the snip in my location at the time and it's something I've never regretted.
01-07-2021, 11:52 PM
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Re: Watching.
Originally Posted by carol
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Both my daughter and my daughter in law were present when their husbands had a vasectomy. They saw it all!!I don't think I'd have wanted to be present.
Any thoughts?
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