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Crying in bed this morning

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Posted 03 Feb 2019 at 16:15

12 days post nerve sparing robotic prostatectomy my husband has a little incontinence but is working his kegels like crazy! He takes Cialis every other day as prescribed and it does give him a bit of a headache but is persisting as it is early days yet.He had mentioned already feeling some "action" in his willy since the catheter was removed 4 days ago.


This morning we cried tears of joy after he had a fabulous erection and orgasm. Just like old times except no spunk! (No intercourse as his belly too tender, but no complaints about that)  We are hoping this trend continues!  We are very much in love and it wouldn't matter either way because life expectancy matters more ( we have young teens) and we are prepared to deal with whatever life brings, and are fine about pumps, rings and all that, if necessary.


I am posting this because we want to share that with others who are anxious, scared and worried  pre surgery that you too may be like this.


Every day we are thankful but today we are bursting with gratitude and relief.


We know there are so many wonderful people on this site and  we have been glued to it for weeks, we are not bragging or gloating but feel it can be useful to others to know miracles can happen. 

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Posted 03 Feb 2019 at 21:16
It is good of you to share such good news, and it will give hope to many others.

Please do not be worried about sharing good news, we need to hear it.

Hope your recovery continues to progress at this rate. That is a remarkably quick achievement.

atb

dave

All we can do - is do all that we can.


So, do all you can to help yourself, then make the best of your time. :-)


I am the statistic.

User
Posted 03 Feb 2019 at 21:40

Thank you for sharing your joy with us & being so frank about it, long may it continue.


trebor

User
Posted 03 Feb 2019 at 23:38

Thank you Dave! We have just read your Bio and we hope in 5 years to be like you with regards to recovery, but we take one day at a time and take nothing for granted. 


All the very best ;-)

User
Posted 03 Feb 2019 at 23:43

Thank you, James. We have read your bio and hope for good news for your follow ups this month. That may be us one day, who knows? Very best wishes to you.

 
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