Wife, 63, forgives her husband after he infected her with HIV
A woman has revealed she forgave her husband after he infected her with HIV. Which he contracted during an affair.
Veritee Reed-Hall, 63, contracted the virus from her husband Barry, 65, who had unprotected sex with another woman while he served in the Merchant Navy.
Mrs Reed-Hall had no idea her husband had even been unfaithful. Let alone the fact he had HIV.
However four years later when he fell ill the couple had tests which revealed they both had the virus. And he was forced to confess.
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WHO: Untreatable gonorrhea on the rise
Dated June 8 2017: Antibiotic-resistant strains of gonorrhea are on the rise, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
An estimated 78 million people contract gonorrhea each year, says WHO of the sexually transmitted infection (STI) that was once easily treated.
"The bacteria that cause gonorrhea are particularly smart," said WHO spokesperson Dr. Teodora Wi in a press release. "Every time we use a new class of antibiotics to treat the infection, the bacteria evolve to resist them. ".
WHO researchers, whose findings were published in two separate studies this month, discovered that first-line antibiotics were ineffective in 50 of the 77 countries they analyzed. Resistance is also increasing in second and third-line treatments, the researchers found. Three strains of the STI were found to be resistance to all antibiotics.
"These cases may just be the tip of the iceberg, since systems to diagnose and report untreatable infections are lacking in lower-income countries where gonorrhea is actually more common," Wi said.
New WHO guidelines for the treatment of gonorrhea advise doctors to administer two antibiotics –ceftriaxone and azithromycin. The researchers also stressed the need to develop new tools and systems for more effective prevention, treatment and diagnosis, though "the development of new antibiotics is not very attractive for commercial pharmaceutical companies. ".
Meningitis shot also offers some defense against gonorrhea, study finds
"London– Researchers studying a mass vaccination campaign against meningitis have found a surprising side effect. The shots also offered moderate protection against gonorrhea, a sexually transmitted infection that is causing global alarm. The findings, published in The Lancet medical journal on Tuesday, mark the first time an immunization has shown any protection against gonorrhea and point to new avenues in the search for a gonorrhea vaccine, scientists said. "This new research could be game-changing," said Linda Glennie, an expert at the Meningitis Research Foundation who was not directly involved in the study. Gonorrhea has become an increasingly urgent global health problem in recent years. ".
[URL]http://www.foxnews.com/health/2017/07/11/meningitis-shot-also-offers-some-defense-against-gonorrhea-study-finds.html[/URL]
Good News. The Meningitis vaccine is a proven vaccine, so get the shot
No need to abstain, apparently the answer to your prayers is here. The meningitis vaccine also works against gonorrhea!
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2059147]Thanks for the news, Travv.
Just to be safe, I will abstain from sex until these wise guys come out with a proven vaccine.[/QUOTE]
Using female condom as male condom.
[QUOTE=ParamAhmad;980082]The answer I got when I inquired is that the condom with attached skirt at the base isn't yet available in the USA. Does anybody know if and where they can be bought now, either in person or by mail?
Perhaps for now the female condom with the inner loop removed and used as if it were a male condom is the best available, since standard male condoms leave users at risk of STIs that are transmitted by skin-to-skin contact (syphilis, herpes, warts).[/QUOTE]Using female condom as male condom.
That was a million dollar idea, param!
It is safer for STIs and herpes and more importantly. There is no contamination risk during removal.
(a little skirt at the base of the 'skirted' male condom may not protect the pubic areas but surely does help in safe removal. But the female condom will be way better).
I think using a female condom for CBJ makes it safest even if the WG has pharyngeal gonorrhoea and herpes.
A few question and request.
1) which type of female condom will you recommend?
Nitrile, latex, polyurethane?
2) considering the material and ring (which has to be removed) please suggest the best indian brand. I know you are in US. If possible, please check on the net and recommend the best brand / s that conforms to your idea and experience.
3) if possible please consider loading a video on any porn site (filmed on the genitals of any person without showing face) as tutorial of CBJ and intercourse using female condom as a male condom. Let's benefit from your experience.
Thanks a lot, my dear!
Take care!
Your bro!
P.S: I don't check this forum often. So, kindly allow me to request you to PM and alert me when you reply.
I am from Kolkata, India. If you ever come here and need leads re: good pussies. I am there as your brother!
