The cover broke as I came. I'm worried now.
Has this happened to anyone?

As soon as it happened, you should have jumped out, rub disinfectant or soap all over, pee, and rub more germ-killers. Then go see a doctor. I hope you've done all that before posting here! I hope you don't fuck anyone until a doctor clears you!

Got tested after 30 days and again 90 days...Shit happens...Just deal with it.

So you say it broke as you came.  So I take it that means you came inside her without missing a drop?  What was her response....Did she freak?  Did she jump up in a panic?  Was it noticed as you came or after you pulled out and noticed it had broke?

And the irony of your story to me is that I was with a provider on Monday and she was not as "lubed up" as she should have been to prevent exactly what happened to you.  I stopped in mid stroke and asked her if she had any lube, which she did, we applied and resumed the positions.  

Hobby babies are so cute.

Re: start thinking of baby names eom lol

+1

Yes, what I hope is that she makes use of the plan B

I heard of someone who was unfortunate enough to have this happen 4 times.  I would rub dilute hydrogen peroxide on the area or at least isopropanol after this happens.  Chances are very low you got anything even if she was HIV positive.  Bacterial problems are much more common and you would notice those.  Go to Med Help Forums and pay the money to ask the sexually transmitted diseases doctor a question or two. This will help you get peace of mind.  People get BBBJ all the time too and most never catch anything although it's possible to get some things from that.

....come up with a condom for "thick, yes, long, no".  Hell, they could just call it exactly that.  I have had providers worry about standard condoms on me, but I would swim in a magnum.

I think it's important to mention that Plan B is available OTC at  most drug stores too.

Re testing again in thirty days? WRONG. You are out until at least 90 days, if not 180 days (where HIV is concerned) unless you are tested for viral loads.  You can get this done at a hospital emergency room if you do not have access to it. It's been approved for testing (vs confirming) but is not yet readily available. The test (as opposed to screen, which is what the "usual" testing is--just a screen) is marketed under the name Aptima. Google it. Aptima will give you  ***definitive*** results within 28 days.

Actually 28 days or four weeks in 98% sensitive  If you are negative at that point, the odds are VERY VERY likley that it will be negative at 90 days