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Well guys... I finally made it to my six weeks checkup. It was very uneventful. I had a new nurse and new resident. The nurse came in first and she was very timid. She laid her laptop on the desk and looked up at me and said "they told me to ask you if you were interested in activation." I said not yes but Hell Yes...It's been six weeks...that's why I'm here! She was so timid. Then we all burst out laughing!

The resident came over and he was new and didn't know anything about my case. He started to pump up my cock. He put in three or four pumps and then had me try it. I was laying on this exam table not in a very good position to pump up are rock hard bulb. Anyway finally the doctor came in and checked everything and he gave me a brochure that explained everything. He said go home and you get familiar with everything quickly and call me if you need me. Otherwise I'll see you in three months. He seemed kind of relieved that he had someone who could say orgasm and look him in the face. The nurse said most of there patients were so backward they could hardly discuss sex without getting extremely embarrassed.

Gave it a test drive on Wednesday. Couldn't wait...all went well. Working on it to try and get the length and girth back. I welcome any and all tips guys!

Fishingtime67

Hey Man!

Got your message! So here is your message. I welcome the opportunity to meet and talk with new friends. Ar3 you bionic? I am thinking you are. Wish there was a was a way to look and see who was bionic. My implant really went well. It couldn’t have gone any better. So thankful. Only thing was I had a drain for three days. That was because I was on a blood thinner. I stopped it five days before surgery.

Where are you from? I’m from East Tennessee. Between Johnson City and Knoxville. Married 35 yrs and have two grown boys. So glad my implant went well. Hope I don’t have any of the problems I have read about on here. But he who hath equipment will have breakdowns. Talk to me when you can. Thanks for reaching out!

notaes wrote:He seemed kind of relieved that he had someone who could say orgasm and look him in the face. The nurse said most of there patients were so backward they could hardly discuss sex without getting extremely embarrassed.

I am a bit surprized. By the time a man admits (to himself and others) to needing an implant I would have thought he would have taken the barriers to frank discussion down.

I am gladdened that the nurse laughed with you. The journey from E.D. to function should be a joyous one. Not unlike the trip of the square-riggers and clipper ships around Cape Horn. Scary and hazardous during the voyage, but with such a prize at the end of it.

Sounds like things are going good! Congrats!

Thank you for your post. Yes , I’m thankful everything appears to be going well. I did not have any pain after my implant surgery. It’s been six weeks now we are ready to use my new toy!