I'm not new to posting to Usenet newsgroups, only it's usually been
something or other .photoshop, or to do with Japanese translation issues, or
anthropology, you know, all the usual stuff that everyone is interested in.
This is, however, the first time for me to post to this group.

Da: "Heather" <janesmith60@hotmail.com>
Oggetto: Re: tranplant of sural nerve
Data: sabato 31 luglio 2004 3.01
"Danny McCarty" <roachable@aol.comneat> wrote in message

Spinal Better Than General Anesthesia for Retropubic Prostatectomy
July 22, 2004 — Spinal anesthesia was better than general anesthesia for
radical retropubic prostatectomy, according to the results of a
prospective randomized trial published in the July issue of Urology.

I am one year post-LRP with Willie still looking like an acorn without
Viagra and kind of half erect but so far unusable with.  What I have
found however regarding orgasms is that they are better for me now
than they were pre-op and I think it has to to with the mode of

I don't know why I didn't think of this before. Our whole story is available
at http://www.merlebloom.com for anyone who wants or needs more information.
You are all appreciated.
Linda Bloom

We all need a laugh now and again, so in the hope that this
one starts your day off on the right foot, take a look at the
following link, just let the obligatory car ad run it's course,
then you'll see the main feature.

There's a lot of firsts going on for me right now. I've never posted to a
newsgroup before and I've never had any surgery before.(Other than an
appendectomy about thirty years ago!) I haven't posted before but I've been
listening in on you guys quite a bit since my PSA and Biopsies ...

Just had my six month post brachy PSA test.  Had the implant on January 6 of
this year; pre brachy my PSA was 4.08.  In April it was 1.1, and now in July
it is 0.9.  Everything seems to be going in the right direction!

Glenn Enoch had his RRP today. Hope everyone remember him with good vibes,
prayers or whatever well wishes you send.
Bev

Had my catheter removed one week ago, and since then have had zero
bladder control when walking or standing.Everything is under control
while sitting or lying down, but once I stand up I am unable to
control the flow, and the flood starts. Same while walking and

As I have said, I am 16 1/2 years past initial Dx and EBRT and 5 1/2
years past recognition of my recurrence. The cancer has become hormone
resistant, my last three monthly PSAs have been 43, 58 and 91, and I
begin chemotherapy tomorrow. Since no one here has seen peritoneal

Ok, guys I warned you so if you continue to read - it's your own fault. I
know some of you don't like jokes. But this is from a woman point of view.
Enjoy.
Grandpa and Grandma were visiting the kids overnight, when Grandpa found

Heather:
   Last week my Internet Explorer stopped working.  For most web sites that
I try to visit I get the "This Page Cannot Be Displayed" error message.  The
only thing I did was install some updates from Microsoft (at least I thought

Has anyone had experience of bleeding from the bowel months after radiation
treatment.  Evidently this can happen.  I finished radiation treatment in
late November and have just noticed some bleeding.  I will be seeing my
specialist but would be most appreciative if anyone else in ...

Well I didn't get the HIFU treatment that I should have had in the
first week of July {due to the calcium build up in my prostate}, so I
had to put Plan B into action {Cryo}.
The availability in the UK is {shall we say} limited, and it looks now