Ohh_Yeah

Haha yeah I know exactly what you mean ^{no I don't}

Oh, and my puppy got out safe at least. He was fighting my dad the whole time as he tried to beat my mom to death.

Badass dog you got there

The bizarre thing is that he could just have like, any of his doctor buddies in primary care do a quick "eval" and prescribe him the testosterone replacement. It's not a difficult prescription to acquire.

varicocele, which is like a "bag of worms"

good lord my education has been worth something so far

(MS1 here)

Take blood samples and check them for ebola antibodies. The vaccine causes your body's cells to produce an ebola protein. It then develops an immune response to the foreign protein and produces antibodies. They'll look to see if his body is actually producing an immune response as a result of the vaccination.