*WARNING* this could give men that "achy gut" feeling!
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*WARNING* this could give men that "achy gut" feeling!
Well, I'm going under the knife friday to be neutered 
Any suggestions on staying comfortable after the procedure? Wow, I'm getting that funny feeling in my gut just talking about it! 
Any suggestions on staying comfortable after the procedure? Wow, I'm getting that funny feeling in my gut just talking about it!
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Jeff it really isn't that bad. They do the procedure in the Dr. office. You should be in and out inside an hour. When I had it done the after effect was really not very bad. Just have a few of these 
to dull your senses. After two days I was back to normal.
Make sure you keep your "Barn Door" closed and the area behind it protected from dogs, kids and what not. It can be a little touchy to the unexpected incident.
to dull your senses. After two days I was back to normal. Make sure you keep your "Barn Door" closed and the area behind it protected from dogs, kids and what not. It can be a little touchy to the unexpected incident.
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Jeff it really isn't that bad. They do the procedure in the Dr. office. You should be in and out inside an hour. When I had it done the after effect was really not very bad. Just have a few of these to dull your senses. After two days I was back to normal.
Make sure you keep your "Barn Door" closed and the area behind it protected from dogs, kids and what not. It can be a little touchy to the unexpected incident.
to dull your senses. After two days I was back to normal. Make sure you keep your "Barn Door" closed and the area behind it protected from dogs, kids and what not. It can be a little touchy to the unexpected incident.
And the valium the doc prescribed 
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Dudes.
An hour in the stir-ups for a snip and a band-aid as opposed to major surgery and 6 weeks on disability.
Couldn't drive for 10 days, or do laundry and had Netflix--and only took the valium once.
You'll be fine--will think good thoughts for you.
@ngelita...
Oh yes--props for you doing this and not your wife. Most guys won't...good luck.
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Well, when we took our little Big Jake, a kitty (we called him that because when he walked he had to keep his hind legs apart for his, you-know-what), into Dr. Pet Vet's to get snip-snip-chop-chop, they said he'd 'mellow out a little'... well he's even more crazy.
Saying I 'feel' for you is not quite the word... I have an idea to the point of understanding, and I wish you good luck, and I hope the Dr's hands don't shake too much.
Your doctor is in a good relationship and not mad at the world, is he? Anyways. Take one for the team dude.
Saying I 'feel' for you is not quite the word... I have an idea to the point of understanding, and I wish you good luck, and I hope the Dr's hands don't shake too much.
Your doctor is in a good relationship and not mad at the world, is he? Anyways. Take one for the team dude.