curtis, those are a hoot!!! I needed that. My CT''s and bone scans
came back clean. Thurs day they're gonna take the prostate and colon
cancer out. I'll be beginning the journey that so many of you good men
have traveled before me. Oddly, I really haven't been frightened, just
anxious. My uro gave me some valium, viagra, and ambien. Told me to
calm down, get laid, and get some sleep. things would be different
after thursday.
Thanks guys ans God Bless
David
Steve Kramer - 03 Mar 2006 17:42 GMT
> My uro gave me some valium, viagra, and ambien. Told me to
> calm down, get laid, and get some sleep. things would be different
> after thursday.
This is certainly early to discuss it, but impotence is far from guaranteed.
I had both nerves cut out and, though it was 2½ years later, eventually
began having erections on my own.
Roger - 03 Mar 2006 21:38 GMT
David,
Getting laid is great advise. Before my RRP I was upset enough that I
wasn't thinking much about sex. Do you and your partner a favor and do it
as much as you can. I am sorry I didn't. You Doc seems to be on top of the
situation.
Roger From Maryland
RRP @ age 58 on OCT 17, 2000 one nerve spared
<daave481@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> curtis, those are a hoot!!! I needed that. My CT''s and bone scans
> came back clean. Thurs day they're gonna take the prostate and colon
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> Thanks guys ans God Bless
> David
Tom Cular - 03 Mar 2006 22:23 GMT
> David,
>
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>> Thanks guys ans God Bless
>> David
I suggested that to my wife prior to going in for the bypass, her response
was " Later, you're not going to die on top of me." :))
Tom
Awesome Curtis!!!!
> Some of the artists of the 60s are revising their hits with new lyrics
> to accommodate again baby boomers. !
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> invariably fatal. Prostate cancer is only sometimes so."
> http://community.webtv.net/PALMER_ENT/doc
Just what the doctor ordered. Made my evening.