She mutilated as a child
Tattooed up later
Removed her boobs
Now her internal lady parts
She’s one weird agent chick and btw
According to my wife OB who is our social acquaintance
Voluntary total hysterectomies are rare and most docs won’t do them and would instead opt for annual contrast dye MRI or CAT scans or if near a top notch joint one can take the receptors pill test before CAT which attach to abnormal cell growth
She’s gonna die regardless one day
But under 40 years old to voluntarily give up your internal lady parts is damned nutty and with real consequence
Thus says my 50 year old in menopause hunny bunny who takes HRT btw and is damned glad to have them
Question
Let’s say I wardaddy have chance of testicular cancer
Do you think I’m giving up my testicles preemptively So I won’t die maybe or maybe not
Hell I’d rather die
She’s a rubber sheets chick that Angie
According to my wife OB who is our social acquaintance Voluntary total hysterectomies are rare and most docs won’t do them
Jolie didn't have a total hysterectomy. She had an oophorectomy. And she had that done only after a doctor told her she might have an early form of cancer.
If your OB friend isn't aware that doctors encourage women with a certain genetic mutation to have prophylactic oophorectomies, then maybe that's because she's an OB and not a gynecological oncologist.
Btw, I had one nightmarish year of pure hell a few years ago, and that's the only reason that I know anything about any of this.
Thus says my 50 year old in menopause hunny bunny who takes HRT btw and is damned glad to have them
I'm 50, too. Since you're an up front, tell-it-like-you-see-it kind of guy, I'm going to be straightforward, too: Tell your lovely wife to stop the HRT. Certain cancers feed on estrogen. HRT can lead to cancer. <<< Click on that link for more info.
Now people are going to be angry with me, but I had to let you know.
Do you think I’m giving up my testicles preemptively
I can't believe I'm having this conversation. But... you wouldn't have to do that... because testicular cancer has been curable for the past 30 years.
And now I hope you and everyone else here will never have to know about any of these things. I hope you'll never have to sit before a doctor who says those three words - "You have..." well, you know.