i’m Headed to the hospital in a couple hours to get implanted with the Titan OTR. Haven’t slept well as I’m a bit anxious about going past the point of no return, but this forum has provided me with the support needed to maintain focused on the goal.
Really surprised how much anxiety I’ve been having the past few days as I would consider my attitude a bit gung-ho about fixing my ED. Natural instinct to protect your junk is strong and is working overtime. Reading through some of the recent negative posts have been a bit of a challenge but I’m glad to be going in knowing full well it is a risk, and not all results are 100% positive. I’m confident in my choice of surgeon and will hope for the best and be ready to work through the results if they are not perfect.
A few weeks of pain and I will hopefully have a working dick to match my libido and more importantly my partners stamina.
Thanks again to all the contributors to this site that have helped by sharing their experiences.
Surgery day!
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David_Webb
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- Location: New Hampshire
Surgery day!
New Hampshire, 42, Diagnosed with ED early 20’s. VL Left side, Implanted 7-9-18, Dr. Gross, Titan OTR, 22cm +1 RTE, Penoscrotal.
Re: Surgery day!
Good luck, mate...
Just remember the numbers are overwhelmingly in your favour (satisfaction rates high, infection rates low, lifespan numbers high and so on).
Godspeed, sir.
Do keep us updated.
Just remember the numbers are overwhelmingly in your favour (satisfaction rates high, infection rates low, lifespan numbers high and so on).
Godspeed, sir.
Do keep us updated.
37, mild to moderate ED since age 21, 3 Dopplers - 1 result VL & 3 later results 'no physical problem', dependent on cialis (efficacy now waning), overcame Lymophoma at age 26, ED causing immense/profound psychological distress. Considering implant.
