Going to get a new toy for Christmas!!!

Going to be a good Christmas this year!! 2014 started out rough, may end a little rough. But 2015 will be a new season in this old mans life. Dec 15 th I will be getting a AMS 700 LGX. My wife said I can’t chase her around the house with my new toy, so I told her not to run. I have read some horror stories about this surgery . But I have also read of some great results as well. Life is too short; we need to take advantage of all the new technologies. Wow, that sounded good. As you can see I am still trying to convince myself this is a good idea. I have been battling with ED for over 20 yrs. I am not trying to be a stud muffin. I am just tired of the stress of trying to just make it lay heavy. I don’t need to prove anything; I just want to be back to almost normal. I do appreciate reading all of your comments whether they apply to me or not. It is amazing to see how many of you that has studied about this beast called PC. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with men you may never know or meet. I will appreciate any advice you can give me concerning pre op or post op.   I have been using a VED 5 times a week for therapy for the past 4 months to prepared for this. What else do I need to be doing? I hope all of guys have a blessed Thanksgiving

Thank you for that info. I thought about having a AS installed at the same time. But I am only 8 mons since RPS, I am using one pad a day. Mainly for assurance as I normally only leak after the fourth sneeze and at night when I sleep a little.

Will do, Have a good Thanksgiving. Looking forward on good reports of your surgery as well.

Trucker, I hope you have as great an experience with your AMS700 LGX as I have - it completely solved my ED problems, and all stress associated with making love. I don't have anything pre-surgery to add, but if you have any issues afterward (or even if you don't), by all means update us or ask anything you want. Usually the biggest adjustment is having an extra boy sharing your other boys' space, but I assure you it will eventually feel completely normal. It is also a bit of a trick to figure out how to properly pump it up, but again you will figure it out - however, you will never quite say "look, ma - no hands!". Although now that I say that, I doubt you ever wanted to...
All my best
Jeff

Thanks Jeff for your reply. Yes sir I can use all the prayers

you can muster up. My biggest concern is the post op. I need to be back at work on the 22nd, so ice packs will be my friend. Also you touched on the fact that I will have triplets instead of twins. Like you said they will just have to get along.