i have a great question that goes out to all the female providers.ATTENTION LADIES,i would like to know how many or what percentage of female providers use a form of birth control and im not referring to condoms.

... but I use a vasectomy & recommend it highly if your fathering years are over

Had one 32 years ago, and not once have I had to say, "You're gonna have a what"?

Had mine bout 3 years ago done with a needle, no pain & can't find a scar now.  Only problem was that I am a Buckeye fan & the Urologist was a Michigan Wolverine.  I SWEAR he turned up the voltage on the cauterizing unit when he found out, lol. But sure gives peace of mind at least on the pregnancy aspect because accidents happen.

Snip Snip Snip Best thing I ever did.  I was 25 and had two kids, and no way did I want 3.  My Ex hated me for it at the time, and still does, but that is why she is now an ex.

today than when I had mine. I had some unusal swelling. I got drunk one night, slipped on the ice, and landed directly on my nuts. The next day, they were the same size and color as an eggplant.

GUYS GUYS  hold your horses i was derecting this birth control question to the ladies!!!!

LADIES  please give me your views thank you.

why the only response you'll hear from the ladies is the sound of.....crickets...lol

No birth control required here as the baking oven will not bake anymore....had that taken care of years ago,.

However, you will NEVER catch me without a cover when engaging in that fun activity that we call ~~sexual intercourse~~..........

Some providers may choose not to use birth control (other than a condom) for the following reasons…I can only image. Other providers feel free to correct me if you feel I am wrong.

Abstinence – Sorry boys, this will not work in our field of work!

Natural Family Planning – Won’t work here either

Barrier Methods – Condoms are great! when used correctly...wouldn't you agree?

Hormonal Methods (e.g. the pill) – Weight gain...weight gain and some more weight gain, yet clients might complain about a “porker” as some put it.

Implantable Devices (e.g. the IUD) – Quite effective. However, since there is a direct opening from the vagina to the uterus, there is the possibility of infection that some providers do NOT want to risk…especially, since many gentlemen love to stick their fingers inside to feel the wetness and warmth, leaving behind bacteria to travel to the uterus via the convenient opening. Some ladies would love to remain fertile.

Permanent Birth Control Methods (e.g. sterilization) – Perhaps the provider is not quite ready yet to give up the idea of having a white picket fence, husband and children.

Emergency Contraceptives (e.g. morning after pill) – This cannot be used regularly as the only birth control method and unless a lady would like to use the options above, then…well, we get back to the point of questioning what a provider does for birth control and why she may not use it or what she may use.

I hope that helps!!!
Xoxo, Giamarie

and still can't imagine why you would possibly need to know the answer to that question.

Getting my tubes tied wasn't enough...I insisted on getting them tied in a triple not and burnt with a laser, my baby days are long gone. Any lady thinking about having a baby please remember...THEY GROW UP TO BECOME TEENAGERS. LOL!



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I JUST WONDER HOW MANY NEW YOUNG PROVIDERS EVEN THINK ABOUT GETTING PREGNANT,ITS A FACT THAT CONDOMS ARE NOT 100% SAFE, THINGS CAN HAPPEN AND MISTAKES DO HAPPEN.
NOT TO MENTION BOYFRIENDS WHO ARE IN THE SCENE AND ARE ACTIVELY INVOLVED.