This is just a type of insurance policy because most chemotherapies and radiation therapies only affect fertility during treatment and for a short time afterwards.
There is a chance though that my fertility could be affected long term. The oncology team have advised me that I am way too good-looking to deny another human my bone structure, tan and height.
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| The oncology team agree with me that these genes need to be passed on |
If ever there was a photo to make Daniel Craig feel threatened...
ReplyDeleteHaha, this is hilarious. Well, if it is a medical imperative you better start getting busy.
ReplyDeleteYou forgot humility, Ben. You'll need to pass that down as well. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCompletely agree Benji!
ReplyDeleteGood idea, Ben! Save some sperm! But donot forget there are at least 600 millions chinese girls who are waiting to help you to save your genes... I wish you can produce enough!
ReplyDeleteI think many females would agree with this - good call :) Unfortunately there was no time to harvest any eggs prior to my treatment - upsetting. So instead they treated me monthly with a implant which put me into temporary menopause. So (in reference to your previous post) my family got to deal with menopause jerk and cancer jerk - how lucky were they?! Now in remission I am praying that my ovaries return to their normal function.
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