"Delayed onset" ED?

It's not that I'm unwilling to talk about my experiences. I am. And i hope it's clear to some that I do. At least I do try and help those that I feel i can. I try to be aware of how I label my threads so that whatever complication one may have...my experience with it will show up.


But...there's a difference between talking about the experiences (the individual complications themselves with people who are experiencing a given complication) and the experience as a whole .

No one on HW has, to my knowledge, had the number of complications from a prostatectomy that my case did. It's a "one off". It's not gonna happen to new comers. It's just not. So...why bring it up?

halbert said...
Well said, IT. Sometimes "stuff" happens. Even the best doctors have a bad day. They are, after all, humans. Keep on plugging, and it does sound like things are resolving for you....

They are halbert. I was just sitting here thinking to myself how fortunate I am. I was thinking if I had to go through it all again to maintain my continence. ..i would!

Plus...there's more LOL (And this is the good part)...I'm doing pretty well with the ED!! I just began taking pills everyday...and changed up a few of my fantasies.

halbert said...
....the reason a doctor can never admit to a patient that they might have screwed up is because of the lawyers. It's a de facto admission of guilt.

halbert, you're a funny guy.

Just 13 minutes prior to making the post above, you started another post, in another thread (Cancer facts and figures 2016) with this lament:

halbert said...
As laypeople, (even well informed lay people), we need to be careful...

And now 13 minutes later you're off (mis-)quoting law. hahaha!



Your memory is short (extraordinarily short, so it seems)...so I wouldn't expect you to remember that island time already posted—back in December—that his surgeon told him he made an accidental incision which created his PSM.