Best of luck. It's tough not to worry. Just remember that many of the issues you read about here is really a small percentage of implant problems. There are thousands of happy implanted men who are never heard from.

You definitely want to take Part B. I'd stick with standard Medicare A & B. Any supplemental policy may help cover any co-pays but there may be deductibles to meet first.
Good luck figuring out which way to go, insurance can be as tough as learning Greek.

Glad you took the step after suffering with ED. Driving from Texas to North Carolina the next day sounds a risky move. No pain is a blessing, swelling will go down in a few days. Ice helps.

LOL, yes the inflate/deflate process is a whole new trick. Being sore doesn't help. Maybe time to try heat? A warm heating pad might feel pretty good.

Sorry to hear about the failure. One of my fears.
I've never had a malleable, but they don't sound anywhere as nice as the Titan. Yes, hiding it can pose an issue at first. Not sure what to tell you, but I'd listen to the doctor. Good luck making that decision.

Yes it takes time for everything to get back into place. Shape will come soon. My doc did the same thing, grab and squeeze to deflate and about had me on the ceiling.

Welcome. Eight years is too long to be suffering for an issue that can be fixed. Find a good men's sexual health urologist and see what options they can offer. The implant is easy to inflate, guaranteed to always be ready.

The Titan takes several months to soften. You may want to try spandex type underwear.
In boxers my bulge is big. In sweatpants the bulge shows IF you look. In jeans no bulge shows.

One of the reasons I gave up injections was the pain. The next day after an injection of Quadmix my penis would ache like it got smashed in a door.

Because of the wife's bad knee we bought a sex swing. Helps limit pain in my bad back too. The swing has been great to enjoy each other without fighting the bed.