The information is on the website below my name. Go to favorite links, then to the bottom of the page for REFERENCE ARTICLES. click on that link. There are several pages. I do not have the capacity to know which page what topic is on because it changes like this board does. Topics shift around some.
There are four or five pages of articles loosely organized by topic. It takes some effort, but it is worth it.
As to your husband, he is right, you don't know if you have it yet. You and he will have some negotiating to do in order for respective needs to be met. I can't imagine this is a new excercise after being married for 30 years.
You are reacting and he is waiting for the facts. Gee, sounds like my house!
Deep breath. Take one thing at a time and re-read the original response to you. Nothing has changes from yesterday, the day before or the day before that except you know something you didn't know before.
You should have insisted on protection? I have no idea what difference that would have made.
None of us can go back and to begin pointing fingers at someone you need support from seems counter-productive to me. If he doesn't want to be tested, this is his choice. It is unlikely that you will infect him if he is negative, so each to their own risks and responsibilities. Having him have a test is to address his status, not to find blame and launch recriminations.
The fact is, you will probably never know how you got hepatitis C. It is a guess, at best. I have not heard of ANYONE who tested positive who did not have at least two risk factors, when a risk factor could be identified at all.
I hope this helps.
thanbey
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