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Getting tested tomarrow, High risk
03/21/05 02:41 AM

I got tested a couple of years ago and was neg. But my bf was a iv drug user before I ever met him and he had lots of gf that used drugs and cheated on him. I did not realize the extent of his use till his family informed me of it. I have not told him I am getting tested, as he is gone for work and will not be home for another 2 to 4 weeks. To complicate matters he has been cheating on me with a married woman he works with. We have not had sex since Dec when he left for work. So I know I have waited long enough. Well wish me luck and best wishes for everyone. BB

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Re: Getting tested tomarrow, High risk	stacisweet35	03/21/05 02:01 PM
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