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Bad News For Chapeau Friends....
Hiv can survive in a syringe for at least four weeks! Amazingly bad news for me...I just read this and now i'm even more certain that come Feb, I'll be +...What do you have to say about that Teak, can't explain that away man...
had protected sex with a CSW, she removed the Condoms
after the climax, I am not sure if it was on during the full course or not sure if it isn't broke....
I was a fool never bothered to check
after the climax, I am not sure if it was on during the full course or not sure if it isn't broke....
I was a fool never bothered to check
Hey man, i'm just trying to hammer things down on a very serious exposure. I'm still not feeling 100% percent, i just this is not the norm from here on out.
I'm not certain, whatever is common were iv drug use is concerned i guess, if that narrows things...four week theory? Please explain...thanks man.
this is updated one from 2006 september....
http://www.skills4.org/pdf/HIVTests.pdf
dude, I was convinced with my 6.5 weeks -ve as conclusive...
Now you are making me worry about the window period.
jesus!! another six weeks wait for the 13th week mark.
http://www.skills4.org/pdf/HIVTests.pdf
dude, I was convinced with my 6.5 weeks -ve as conclusive...
Now you are making me worry about the window period.
jesus!! another six weeks wait for the 13th week mark.
Needle stick... was it a bored needle or just a needle. If it was just a needle, then the 4 week theory is blown.
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