Just a "thank" to everyone.

[hope794]

This post is just to say THANK YOU to everyone here in the forum.
I'm 26 years old, from Italy, and struggling with Peyronie's disease and ED since 6 years. I didnt want to live anymore until i knew about the implant final frontier. At first, i didn't even want to think about getting an implant, but i've talked with many great men here in the forum (through posts, or PMs) and this "final frontier" is getting less and less scary as the days go on.

I know that, for many people, i may sound boring or even harassing, because i send PMs to many persons and comment almost every post.. And i also don't even know if i'll ever be bionic.. But the support i've found here has given me back some hope to live and to think about a brighter future, where i can love freely and where i don't have to worry about peyronie's or ED.

And everything thanks to the guys on peyroniesforum but especially the guys here.

Implants may not be perfect, costs a lot and i may even be disappointed by the size or glans results.. i don't know.. But i've found here enough support to believe that this can be a chance to live a normal life.

Thank you, God bless you all.

[sweaterfan]

If/when you do get an implant, please let us know how things go. The more input there is to this forum, the more it can help others. And you can be sure that the FT community will be happy to help you post-implant too.

Best of luck!

[FixTDix]

Always there to talk bud

[stephen54]

Of course. Anytime. No question too small or too big. Keep asking, keep researching, but also keep your mind focused on the prize and on what is possible. As you are learning here, this implant technology is imperfect...but still absolutely extraordinary.

[Old Guy]

At your age I wouldn't hesitate to see a urologist for an implant. Life is supposed to be enjoyable, not torture.

[Cajun Jeff]

You still not regret the decision. Wish I had done it years ago.

[C_lab34]

Easier said than done, I know as well as anyone, but I highly recommend doing everything you can to live as normal a life as possible, to see friends, engage in hobbies, and work on your career and finances as you get closer to the final frontier of the implant. When I say this, I mean it in a loving or providential way, but for 99.999999 percent of things you can do out there in the world and for 99.9999999 people, your dick does not matter at all. Of course, I know the inner torment ED causes, but I wish I could convince young men to live to the best of their abilities despite this problem.

If you really need an implant, you should get one. Yes, there is a certain risk, and once you have one, you are now on the hook for revisions. This is why I want to stress that it is a good idea to become as financially secure as possible before you go this route. I understand circumstances change, but I will say, you don't want to look back on years lost not so much because of the physical fact of having ED, but because you let it destroy you, and prevent you from establishing yourself professionally (or artistically, if you are like me) and experiencing the happiness you deserve.

[Bulgeboy]

I regret to have not had my implant earlier. Yes, it is not an easy decision because it is permanent. It can be painful to recover from the operation. It has costs. It will feel the same but it is different in the beginning. However, it has been the best decision of my life. In all aspects, to regain the ability to have erections, with the unforeseeable superman implant powers, has made a significant change in my mind and life. Personally I think that nobody should suffer from ED. If you struggle with ED in your life, my message is that there is/are solution/s. If it comes to financing, between buying a car or getting an implant, I would definitely choose an implant again. And this feels good. No matter if I had a stressful day or I am feeling a bit down, after pumping I can play as much as I want as long as I wish. It is bionic. This makes me relax and enjoy myself. Mindful masturbation I guess.

PS: There is something though, a bulge that it is a bit hard to conceal in my case. A bit hard in both ways. but it is not a problem, it is just bigger.

[hope794]

Thank you everyone! Nice people here.