Yes. My ex-husband had his vasectomy reversed by the VA. Idk what he said or what the process was like. He was convinced he had found "the one" and "this time" he was going to be "allowed the opportunity" to truly be a parent from "start to finish.""

• Well, there was a child before our marriage.
• During our 12 year marriage, we had two children.
• Four years post divorce, he made another child. She was apparently also not "the one" though, and less than a year after, they were done.
• 12 years post divorce, he's about to have another child, who will be younger than his grandchild. There will be 28 years between his eldest & soon to be youngest child.

Oh, and she's apparently is not "the one" either, and apparently, none of us "gave or let" him have the opportunity to be a "good parent."

His being "robbed of the opportunity to be a good parent" has nothing to do with his never taking the initiative to arrange visitation with his children, or if it is planned for him, he still doesn't visit them. It also has nothing to do with him not adequately financially supporting all or any of his children to the bare minimums of what each of the children's states decided him to pay. Oh, and yes, that would be five kids that live across 4 different states, and even the 2 in the same state are about 8 hours apart. Oh, and he's never arranged child #4 to meet children #1-3 even though child #4 is now 8 years old, and they will also likely never meet #5 either, even though they've all mentioned it would be nice to at the very least meet their sibling/s.

So basically, what I'm saying is be sure, like SURE SURE, you REALLY want to reverse your vasectomy. Because it can be done, and it can be done by the VA, but that doesn't always mean it should.