Had to change my mind about implants.
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Fourtytwo00
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Re: Had to change my mind about implants.
At least we know it lasted more than 7y for sure viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5595&p=32911#p32911
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TwoStep
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Re: Had to change my mind about implants.
He passed away in 2016. hard drive (username) made a post about it.
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Gt1956
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Re: Had to change my mind about implants.
TwoStep wrote:He passed away in 2016. hard drive (username) made a post about it.
My condolences to his family. I remember reading lots of his posts when I was searching FT's historical posts.
As many of us older sufferers have pointed out when guys ask about long term success stories. How can anyone know how long a deceased members implant would of lasted if the member had not died? Or said differently. Nobody counts the functional implants that got buried with the owner.
I guess that I should point out that my FIL took his implant to the grave. Much like my SIL took her pacemaker with her. We forget about all of the successfull medical implants that worked longer that the owner lived.
69yo, HBP @ 40, high triglycerides @ 45. Phimosis @ 57. Type 2 @ 60. Dr. William Brant May 1, 2023 CX 21cm w/no rte's penoscrotal 6" girth @ 6 months.
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