Saturday, May 13, 1972

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Seven

Saturday, May 13, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven

LOCAL DRIVE
Vasectomy: A nice
Mother's Day gift?


By DIANE LEVICK
What's the best Mother's Day
gift that a man can give his
wife? Well, accordingsto Dr.
Edith Pelz, it's a vasectomy.
Pelz, a lecturer in the psy-
chology dfartment, launched a
vasectomy campaign last Feb-
ruary with the aid of Ann Ar-
bor's Ecology Center to pro-
mote the male sterilization op-
eration as a means of birth
control.
Her husband, Prof. Donald
Pelz, a program director at the
Institute of Social Research, has
undergone the operation himself.
Pelz says, "My husband and
I are delighted with our vasec-
tomy, and we wanted to share
our joy with other couples
through this campaign."
Pelz has publicized the cam-
paign in local newspapers with
ads signed by persons who have
undergone vasectomies.
To clear up one possible ms-
conception, Pelz says, "This
campaign is not addressed to the
young male population. I'm ot
in favor of eliminating a n y -
body's posterity. This is aimed
at happily married fathers over
30 with a minimum of two or
three children."
She also offers medical proof
to explode the myth of vasec-
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operation has no impact on the
man's masculinity or sexual en-
joyment," according to Pelz.
Pelz claims that the opera-
tion puts spontaneity back into
the sexual relationship since
there is no fear of unwanted
pregnancy.
She says, "Sex can be on
the spur of the moment again.
We can light a symbolic pyre
of rubber, plastic and chemical
products in time for Mother's
Day,"
According to Dr. Jeffrey. Cole
of the Health Service, the oper-
ation, which takes about 10
minutes to perform, is not re-
versible.
According to Pelz, after ap-
proximately eight weeks and a
verification by a doctor from
the man's seminal fluid sample,
the couple can safely stop us-
ing other means of birth con-
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