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Going through papers on the desk in our kitchen, I came across a pamphlet for accessing medical test results online. I almost trashed it in my reckless purging state, then decided to hang onto it in case my husband needed it. I opened it and glanced at it briefly. It had a sticker with a upc code to match the specimen taken to the lab. Then I realized it was a pamphlet for HIV antibody testing. Can anyone give me a good reason why my husband would take this test given we have been in a monogamous relationship for 20 years?
I plan to ask him when he gets back in town, but he is currently on a trip. |
| Maybe he was just curious? |
| Most likely because you’re not in monogamous relationship of 20 years. He’s traveling for work? Go get an std panel. |
Yes. Get checked. Don’t say anything to him about it. Observe with your eyes wide open for the next few weeks. See if you notice anything. Use your intuition. |
This makes no sense. |
I tried. |
| Is he a scientist or doctor? My friend's father pricked himself with a patient's needle in the hospital. Patient was HIV+. Thankfully the test was negative. |
| Life insurance can require proof of HIV status. |
This. |
| Maybe he’s a hypochondriac. |
| You know why |
If that was the case, OP would have already heard he planned to take the test. And it probably wouldn’t be his first one. |
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Check his Google account history to see if he has downloaded Grindr if he has an android. Also see if he's on sniffies. You can do that on a browser. It will show a map of who is nearby.
Signed, a single mom who noticed her ex was on HIV prevention meds recently |
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Insurance makes the most sense to me.
If someone was hiding something, I doubt paperwork about an HIV test would make it into the house or really past the first garbage can outside the lab’s door. |
| I got one years ago for a China visa. Not sure if any countries still require it. |