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Lorna Greenwood replied to Lorna Greenwood's discussion John's Story, and others
"No, but I have two friends dealing with prostate cancer."
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Nik left a comment for Lorna Greenwood
"Thanks for your detailed input Lorna. Its always reassuring to hear how different women are than men, in the way they think. If women thought like men on this subject we would have no chance..!! I think your right. My wife would much rather feel…"
Nov 5, 2009
Mark replied to Lorna Greenwood's discussion John's Story, and others
"Great to see more people interesting in this subject. Do you know somebody who suffers from prostatitis?"
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Lorna Greenwood left a comment for Nik
"Nik, thanks. I may have too much to say about this, so forgive me if I go on a bit. Speaking for myself, communication is key. A woman, or any partner, should be aware of the all the issues faced. I would want to know what my man's dealing…"
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Nik left a comment for Lorna Greenwood
"No problem Lorna. I think its great to get a woman's point of view. Especially on the subject of erectile dysfunction. The trouble with prostatitis for the man's partner are the mood swings & pain that go with this disease & his…"
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John's Story, and others

Just read John's story and want to thank John and others who've shared experiences, and Dr. Krongrad for creating a forum that makes it easy to become informed.
Oct 14, 2009
Lorna Greenwood left a comment for Nik
"Nik, as I also just apologized to Ike, I'm sorry for the late reply! I'm afraid I've no excuse - overlooked the comments section of the website. You had asked about me and my interest in prostatitis. It probably was a surprise to see…"
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Lorna Greenwood left a comment for CHARLES
"Ike, I'm sorry for the late reply! I'm afraid I've no excuse - overlooked the comments section of the website. You had asked about me and my interest in prostatitis. It probably was a surprise to see a woman join this mostly male…"
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"Welcome Lorna, nice to see the first woman on this site showing an interest in prostatitis."
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"Can you tell us about yourself and interest in prostatitis. Ike"
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Prostatitis is commonly associated with pain and urinary and sexual dysfunction. It may also be associated with prostate-nonspecific symptoms, such as fatigue and depression. This group examines signs and symptoms asssociated with prostatitis.See More
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At 8:44pm on July 18, 2009, CHARLES said…
Can you tell us about yourself and interest in prostatitis.

Ike
At 3:40am on July 19, 2009, Nik said…
Welcome Lorna, nice to see the first woman on this site showing an interest in prostatitis.
At 11:19am on October 14, 2009, Nik said…
No problem Lorna. I think its great to get a woman's point of view. Especially on the subject of erectile dysfunction. The trouble with prostatitis for the man's partner are the mood swings & pain that go with this disease & his inability to go out for a meal or to the cinema or anywhere that requires prolonged sitting. On the other hand, if the man decides to have an LRP, he and his partner whilst restoring their everyday life, may be affected by erectile dysfunction in its place. The decision process leading up to LRP is very stressful as I'm sure you can imagine-I think this may make a good discussion on the main board. It would be great to hear how most woman would react to risking their sex life for their man's everyday life..!!
At 5:30am on November 5, 2009, Nik said…
Thanks for your detailed input Lorna. Its always reassuring to hear how different women are than men, in the way they think. If women thought like men on this subject we would have no chance..!! I think your right. My wife would much rather feel wanted with no sex than not feel wanted with sex. As men, from an early age we are brainwashed with false values often through advertising media about what makes us men. In the case of loosing our erectile function I think we would really have to re-learn the true values of what defines us.
There are definitely things we can do in place of penetrative sex to satisfy our partners. What I would worry about most is giving up and not wanting to because I could not get satisfaction myself-my own selfishness speaking!!! One thing my wife and I love now is giving each other massages (non-sexual) and I know we would use this as a substitute for sex in the event of impotence, you can reach a deep meditative/relaxed state through massage. Its another way of keeping close emotionally. I personally would still like to embrace my wife if I was impotent as I know she never demands or expects me to perform, which is great when you have prostatitis worsened by too much sex..!! I know some of my previous partners would have caused me to feel under pressure.
I feel personally if I had LRP and did not recover erections within a 2 year period after trying all non invasive methods, I would consider an implant-I have read they are very realistic these days with a high success rate.

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