Re: Having a baby after a seed implant

[maury <maury@WEBTEXAS.COM>]

Thanks Jack. it sure was a pleasure to see this ray of sunshine and pleasure

mixed in here like this. The outcome is not an ax for me to grind either way,

but it was just a pleasure to see this information.

Thanks,

Maury Siskel   maury@webtexas.com

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Jack Earley wrote:



> I sent this thread to my wife, who holds multiple degrees including a BS in

> nursing and is a former triage nurse. She responded with the following,

> which I decided to forward for the benefit of any who may be interested:

>

> "They should try now since most sperm that are damaged will not be viable

> anyway. Really, only the very healthy sperm will be able to swim, move and

> perform successfully. No brainer. No age issues. Sexual performance issues

> maybe, since Prostate CA is frequently accompanied by impotence. And women

> frequently raise their children alone anyway. If they are lucky, they will

> produce an unusually strong and gifted baby from the effects of hormesis and

> mutagenic strengthening."

>

> Jack Earley

> Radiological Engineer

>

> Opinions are attributable to myself only.

>

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