Phantom erections

[Excell]

I had prostate surgery removal in March 2018. At that time I was experiencing ED. Lately however I find blood rushing to my Oregon and the more what feels like a teenage semi hard on. Is this telling me that my ED due to the prostate surgery is starting to dissipate

[ctarleton]

You might be interested in what you find if you Google "penile rehabilitation john mulhall".

[j-o-h-n]

Yep it's OregonE....

Good Luck and Good Health.

j-o-h-n Friday 09/21/2018 1:12 PM EDT

[Brook5318]

My Oregon needs meds

[Excell]

Hey guys it was a typo self corrections. But yes my dick seems Not to be here with me, but somewhere in Oregon. And I forgot to mention that I get this semi for no real reason. Just like I’m 13 once more

[Hidden in reply to Excell]

Some life , is better than no life.. ED wise.

[Hidden]

"My Oregon?" That's about as funny as funny gets. Do you park it in Portland or Beaverton?

[Excell]

Beaver is quite a nice place warm and cozy. But for some reason I can’t go back

FUCKEN CANCER

[Hidden]

Can’t be a bad thing!

[rococo]

Know what you mean, feel the same thing. Pun intended, have to feel if itss real. Rocco

[Excell]

Thx Rocco. I’m 55 so I’ve still got hope. I just hope my penis has hope? I’m starting Rad And ADT. And I’m scared as hell. I know there are worse things. Like the pine box that some use to get. It’s a good thing my daughter found me this site. I’m not afraid of death. I’m afraid of this new life I will have to live. And this makes it a little easier.

[toml77 in reply to Excell]

Don't worry a few rounds of ADT will settle Oregon down.

[adlerman]

Woody Allen was also quoted as saying he's not afraid to die. He just doesn't want to be there when it happens.

[Hidden]

I’m a wife here, so take this for what it’s worth. My husband was diagnosed and had surgery when he was 52, followed by radiation and two rounds of hormone therapy. The surgeon had to completely remove one nerve de boner. He saved the other nerve, but wasn’t sure if function would return...and six years later, it hasn’t.

I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you, though, because everybody’s different. And I’m with you on this: fuck cancer...in the ass...with a thorny cactus.

That felt good.