I was injured c-6 incomplete in 1989 and had my son in 2003. By this point I had learned how to ejaculate so we didn't require anything special, and she became pregnant after two weeks so I would say in my example motilty must not have been affected much.
On Jan 3, 2011, at 11:39 AM, [email protected] wrote: > I would be more concerned with her being able to produce eggs. (smiling) > Actually, we can't tell if both, one or neither of you are fertile and can > produce without a medical examination. Removing sperm n viable eggs are as > easy as doing it with animal medicine. It is a medical procedure for both of > you. Do you have a URO that you can consult regarding this. It is > considered quite normal here. > And may you be the proud father of many generations! > Best Wishes > > In a message dated 1/3/2011 10:08:38 A.M. Central Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > Hello friends:-) > > Happy new year to you all. I had this query and I am sure, many of you have > the answers. it's mainly to male members but female members are welcome to > give any opinion. > > I was never bothered about this in my 18 years of quad life. Never thought it > will ever happen to me, but it happened all of a sudden (I was not prepared > for this). > > I am now 48 and a lady of 30-35 years agreed to spend her life with me. She > only wishes that, if she had a child from me. > > Now I am thinking, after all these years is it possible to give birth of any > child ? Do I have any sperm left ? I cannot do voluntary intercourse as I am > quad. Do doctors have any way to get the sperm from me and inject it to my > mate ? > > Please, please share your experiences soonest. I shall be very pleased. > So long... Bye... > > Yours, > > Alam > >
