After my wife and I discussed an implant (and I explained her concerns to her satisfaction), I found a urologist I trusted and set a date for the surgery. Because I needed his assistance with the process, I told my son. He understood what it was and just said, "Good for you." I don't know that he is approaching needing an implant. I hope he doesn't, but seriously considers it, if so. Whatever we do, I know the discussion will come up in the future.
There are a host of those of us over 55, 60 on FT. Do we have any second generation Bionics among us or on the "outskirts" of FT?
Second Generation Bionics?
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KenJ1947
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Second Generation Bionics?
Married 50+ years, 75, ED for 10 years.
Dr Mark Allen, Plano, TX. Surgery at Baylor, Scott and White Frisco, TX. AMS 700 CX MS, 24 cm + 2 cm RTEs x 2.4 cm tubes, 100 ml reservoir.
4 grandkids (son 25, daughter 23, son 21, daughter 7).
Dr Mark Allen, Plano, TX. Surgery at Baylor, Scott and White Frisco, TX. AMS 700 CX MS, 24 cm + 2 cm RTEs x 2.4 cm tubes, 100 ml reservoir.
4 grandkids (son 25, daughter 23, son 21, daughter 7).
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oldbeek
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- Location: Los Angeles area
Re: Second Generation Bionics?
My dad had an IPP in 1981. I wish we had discussed it more.My son and all my grand kids know about mine. I am a advocate of educating about PC and ED and IPP , no holds bared.
83, good health, RP 7-2017, all nerves taken , PSA 0.05in 2025,, implanted 4-1-18, Infra-pubic, AMS lgx 15 cm with 5cm rte. Implant at USC Keck. Dr Boyd and Dr Loh Doyle 6.5 x 5, 800 AUS 7-21-20 at Keck
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