"Andy"  wrote...

Hi Andy.

It sounds like your pretty down right now. If your a prostatitis and CPPS
sufferer your question is one many ask, so don't feel alone OK? But....if
your not a sufferer, your question is somewhat cruel and it's obvious you
haven't given much thought as to the emotional consequences it could have
for some suffering soul out there reading who needs strength and support
rather than doom and gloom. It sounds like your the former.

I suggest you stop looking for some miracle cure because one thing you
should know is although we all have similar symptoms, each of our cases is
individual so there will not be just one cure for all. I also suggest you
try not to be so negative. This condition in some cases can be utterly
tortureous, and if your suffering I understand, but you have to try your
best to avoid dwelling on negative thoughts and create a dream and goal to
one day live without symptoms and strive for it. If you don't think that is
possible then try to work towards lowering your prostatitis to a tolerable
level and accept a certain amount of discomfort and at that point remember
that there are other's with medical problems far worse than yours. Surround
yourself with family and friends. If your family and friends don't
understand, do a search on the web for chronic pain support sites, or a
website of faith, and post a message. I can't tell you how important it is
to have someone you can share your frustrations with. I can confidently say
that I have about as much chronic pain as anyone posting here but I continue
to search for answers because there are answers to be had. Do a search in
Google newsgroups with the search word's " prostatitis, cure, CPPS, cured,
better, symptoms, gone," and you will see that there have been many men who
have improved and now live lives with their health troubles are only a
memory. You will also see the diversity in the treatment's they used to get
better. Don't you dare tell me that no one has ever cured themselves or
improved significantly because it's not true.

What faith are you talking about and who among us is so innocent? If you
knew anything about the Christian faith, you might not so blatantly post
such a question in public, but rather ask your God in private. Realize all
thing's happen for a reason and I recommend you read the Book of Job. If
your a person of faith, take on the challenge of adversity in a way that
would be pleasing to your God. It's not going to be easy, so put on your
battle armour and fight like a soldier!

Best regard's
Derek