Link to an interview I did with a UK newspaper - The Daily Mail
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3558355/ME-OPERATION-Hidden-pump-man-sex-life-back.html
All the best
Dave
Friday, 29 April 2016
Brilliant Day
I have just got back from London, been to The British Society for Sexual Medicine, did a 45 minute question and answer session with 100 or so GP's/Surgeons and health professionals.
It gave me the chance to tell it from a patients point of view - I was made to feel so welcome. It was a brilliant day and lots of really positive feedback.
Have a good weekend.
Dave
Sunday, 3 April 2016
Inflation Difficulties
The other day I did something to my neck, pulled a muscle and/or trapped nerve. Not too painful but it has gone down my right arm to the muscle in my forearm.
Even though I am left handed I squeeze the pump for my implant with my right hand - the only thing I do right handed - and it is making inflating uncomfortable and to some extent difficult as I do not seem to have as much strength in my hand at the moment.
Up to now inflating has been easy but it has got me to thinking that as I get older it may not always be that way.
I have tried using my left hand to squeeze the bulb and it's like starting again. The bulb is slippery, difficult to control and I can't squeeze hard enough to even get it to "pop".
I am going to keep alternating left and right handed in the hope that it will get easier - after all they say practise makes perfect.
I do think it would have been worth in the early stages to have alternated - just a thought!
I will let you know how my becoming ambidextrous goes...
All the best
Dave
Even though I am left handed I squeeze the pump for my implant with my right hand - the only thing I do right handed - and it is making inflating uncomfortable and to some extent difficult as I do not seem to have as much strength in my hand at the moment.
Up to now inflating has been easy but it has got me to thinking that as I get older it may not always be that way.
I have tried using my left hand to squeeze the bulb and it's like starting again. The bulb is slippery, difficult to control and I can't squeeze hard enough to even get it to "pop".
I am going to keep alternating left and right handed in the hope that it will get easier - after all they say practise makes perfect.
I do think it would have been worth in the early stages to have alternated - just a thought!
I will let you know how my becoming ambidextrous goes...
All the best
Dave
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