I had a Rapid HIV test today

hmmmm and how do you this???

ceo8888ca said:
And..

I am actually white, 6'2", 180 lbs and my cock is 10" long with a big Mushroom-like head ...:D


Have you been peeping in Call's house again
 
HIV Test

I too went this week to 99 Regina St. to be tested.
Wednesday's are strictly HIV testing.
Other STD and STI testing is done on Mondays and Thursdays.
I chose the regular testing as apposed to the rapid one...It takes one week to get the results and it is completely anonymous!
They give you a small white card with a number on it, you bring that back with you to get your results. You don't even have to give them your name.
The nurse informed me that we do not have a great number of HIV positive people in the KW area.
We do however have a large number of positive results of chlamydia, which has no visible signs...although it can be cured with antibiotics.
The real danger I believe is on the amount of people she has seen with genital warts!!!!
"INCURABLE" STI's include HPV(genital warts), genital herpes, hepatitis C, and HIV (AIDS)
Fellas, I gotta ask you....Why do most of you want unprotected oral sex?
I never even considered it until I joined terb.
Now, it probably won't be back on my menu again!
If this makes me unpopular, then so be it, but I believe MY health and YOURS is WORTH it!!!
I do however give one of the best CBJ
Ladies and gentlemen....PLEASE play SAFE!!!

Love Joy xoxox
 
C Dick said:
I am curious - what is the advantage of waiting over not waiting? Is it better in some other way?

Same results 99.5% accurate I think?...Can't remember, maybe it's 99.9%.
I'm almost positive that I don't have it, so I don't mind waiting a week.
The difference is that the rapid test in NOT anonymous...I wanted to stay anonymous. Hope that answered your question.
 
I like this fairly recent response by an md on the chances of getting HIV from performing cunnilingus http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/306749
on an sp no less! Have to scroll down a little on the page.

The site touts itself as being a reliable source for HIV info...I know...don't believe everything you read on the internet. But it's encouraging!
 
millwhite said:
Now my new goal us to find an SP who provides an outstanding CBJ. Calloway (the big man on campus ) has suggested Jersey from ASA.

Any other reqs?
I may not be well known on the board, but Katrina from ASA blew my mind with her cbj... Holy crap :)
 
Thanks for the info. Never had an STD test, but this post has pushed me to get both tests done this week.
 
u know i know its fun and all the whole fantasy,but guys u really have to becareful,im so glad im out of that business,i pray for u guys that have been in contact with that girl. cara aka mandy
 
Once again all of the focus is on this one lady. What about the ladies and clients who were out there when you were in the industry? I doubt many of them went and got tested. HIV was not invented by Tasha.
 
There is a clinic in the south of Guelph (close to Sleeman's) where you can book an appointment have a rapid test done, anonymously. I went today, was negative and glad that I had it done. Wanted it anonymous, wanted the results quick and did not want to wait in a room with a lot of people for my turn. Guelph is very close, if you are worried, get the test done.
 
When I was first looking at getting into the industry, I went and got tested for absolutely everything, and had a LONG conversation with the Health Nurse. She basically said that the risk of transmitting anything through DATY is negligable, but that there was a low risk of HIV transmittion through BBBJ, and low-medium transmission of several STDs through BBBJ.

While I am concerned about HIV, very concerned, I am also very concerned about those "invisible" STDs. It's just not worth the risk. You may be clean, and I may be clean, but do I trust every single person I am with? Do *you* trust every single person I am with? I'm sure I'm losing clients because I play safe, but I'd rather that, than risk infecting anyone, including myself.

Life is full of risks, sure, but certain things just aren't worth risking.

~Jamie
 
JoyinKW said:
The difference is that the rapid test in NOT anonymous...I wanted to stay anonymous. Hope that answered your question.
Well sort of... But it doesn't make any sense. You would think that the mandate of the Health Dept. would be to prevent the spread of disease. Why do they want you to give up your anonimity if you're in a hurry? Weird rule... :confused:

I wonder if people who want the quick test "generally" have a greater feeling that they might have contracted the illness. Or is it just that they don't want to go to the clinic twice...
 
You're absolutely right Stoo:

Obviously, which ever way you decide to take the test....a possitive result would result in the loss of your anonimity!

So why can't they do all of the testing anonymous?!

The next time I went back in April, I just did it out right. It's a misunderstang I had that it would hurt my life insurance if they knew I had an aids test. I was told that would put me in a high risk factor...Totally untrue today...they don't look at it that way!

Thankfully, all my test came back clear, and the people at the Health Clinic are very nice and helpfull.