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Last week we did home insemination with 5ml syringe.length of a index finger.do it need deeply to get concive or index finger deepness enough?waiting!
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Sounds adequate...: Finger-deep sounds ok, but why a syringe instead of the usual way of getting pregnant?
Answered 12/9/2013
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