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HI, like the honesty of you guys I am new in here and I am a prostate cancer survival for 16 years.
I belong to a forum with over 500.000 members worldwide. I had to tell a lot of members to stop the bullshit when they were lying
in their post.
The main reason why is imperative to post the reality is because there will be new members like me that need your support.
If you post a lie, maybe it will affect me and others that does not know any better.

Gold Horse, I like you am a PCa surviver. My surgery was 11 years ago. I tried the pump (what a waste for sex) but I did use it to help gain some lost length, Pills worked part time, Injections were mostly successful but then just quit working for me. I inquired about implant 10 years ago and my insurance said No GO! I am now on Medicare and it is approved. I am very new to the implant game 3 and 1/2 weeks out from surgery.

I was afraid to get this thing done! Easiest procedure I have ever had. Easier than getting my wisdom teeth out. I did not have any pain from day one. I am not activated officially as of yet but I have fiddled with the pump.


The Dr plans to activate me on Feb 26th. I am fairly certain by that time I will be back in the game before that time.

If you want to talk about my progression and have questions feel free to Private Message me and we can set up a phone call. No Bull Shit here!

Lying can be subjective in some circumstances. An example, if a person has some evidence that it is true. Say a person has a severe disease, goes to a village witch doctor in the middle of Africa. Some how his disease is cured or goes into long term remission. He sings the praise of this witch doctor. Is he lying? Hard to say. In his case he believes & has some evidence to prove his point.
I guess that my point goes along that line. I don't think we have any liars on this forum. I have seen some vigorous arguments on some subjects. My opinion was that each view had reason to believe that their view was correct. My position was to carefully read the entire thread & decide, to make my own opinion. Who was more right.
Where I'm headed with this is. Our American version of the English language can be complicated to non native speakers.
I married into a fairly large family of non English speaking European immigrants. I have visited their home country several times. Most of the cousins speak fairly good Engish. But I like to say it is closer to the British version than the American version.
I would advise new members to be slow to rush to judgement. Read several threads on the subject. Even other posts by the members on both sides of the subject. Thanks for reading.