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new year, searching for final closure.
It's the new year and its time for me to move on. I am not a high risk individual but I had a high risk encounter. I was forceď into sex with a transgender pros, in the august of 09. The condom broke and I pulled out instantly. Exactly sox months later, I took a rapid oral test (gum swab) and got a negative result. Can I move on? Is this test reliable enough?
Teak, I would hate to alienate you in anyway, but I just want to explain where my anxiety stems from. I read a report published by the cdc evaluating the oraquick advance. Although it wasn't frequent there were false negatives. Do you think these were attributes to product defect?
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