After you were castrated, did you save your testes?

Did you throw them away??

Donate them to science?

My testes were sent to a lab in Philadelphia for analysis, Dr. Spector was pretty sure the tests would be negaive, and he was right, but because I was having pretty severe pains it seemed to make sense that they should be checked out.

Minutes after I had been castrated, Dr. Spector cut one open just to see what was visible to the naked eye. I knew I had done the right thing because I felt no emotion at all as I watched one of my nuts being split in two. My interest was purely academic.

Lovey (imported) wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2002 1:55 pm After you were castrated, did you save your testes?

Did you throw them away??

Donate them to science?

I was castrated by Dr. Spector, and I have no idea what he did with my testicles. Put them with other medical waste, I would presume. Remember I am one of those castrated to remove the testosterone from my body, not castrated as part of a "scene" or fantasy. So the disposition of my testcles was of no interest to me.

Now Dr. Spector did show me my right testicle when it was removed. This was his common practice, to assure patients that it had indeed been removed, since some patients had scrotal swelling from fluids after the operation that might lead them to think the testicles were still there.

And when the left testicle was removed, not only did he show it to me, but he smiled and said "Congratulations! You are now a eunuch!" Jeff Adams applauded at this announcement. A nice touch, that.

I was done by Spector as well. I asked if I could keep them, and he said yes. I have them at home in a small flask of IPA. I'll bet there are not too many women you know who have testicles, hmm?

BTW, I had to take them back home on the plane via carry-on luggage, and they went through the x-ray machine--what a surprise! <giggles>

Much love,

Kelly

I had made a deal with my cutter. Each of us took one. He allowed me to take the larger one, and it's at home and preserved in a small jar. I seldom look at it, but I still value having it.

Really relaxed on the morphine IV pressing the button for another shot, I recall asking good old doc Michel Seghers what he had for dinner.



your antonia

And Antonia??

What did he have for dinner?? Meat balls??

Peter (imported) wrote: Wed Mar 20, 2002 2:41 pm And Antonia??

What did he have for dinner?? Meat balls??

Or maybe Rocky Mountain Oysters. Here is a link to a recipe.

http://www.beavercleaver.net/recipe.htm

HMMMMMMM. Sssssssooohhh, how many milligrams did you push before you found relief?

The menu does sound delightful though, really.

-plezherus

I'm out to the butchers buying some minced meat for my delicious Frikadellen.

What are you having for dinner tonight?

Or you may what to join(donate) me

eure antonia