Living with Erectile DysfunctionThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Erectile Dysfunction Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download Husband has ED My husband has ED and we have been dealing with it for about 3 years at this point. HE has ED because he was always a terrible diabetic. On the one hand I truly feel bad for him because he has heart issues and cant use Levitra, Viagra, etc. However I am an attractive woman in her early thirties and I cant believe that this is my fate simply because he is selfish likes dessert and junk food. I workout and keep myself in excellent shape and I am constantly fighting with my morals because I believe that one of the worst things that one can do is commit adultery. Also, because of his embarrassment over his flaccid penis for the last year we can go months without sex. I understand that he cant exactly be happy with the way things are going, that has basically been my mantra lately. Also, his embarrassment keeps us from enjoying other things as well since he doesnt “want to bring a wet sock to a gunfight”. Basically, I a sending this message out to the women who may be dealing with this same issue. What have you done to try to keep things going? I dont have any idea, and I am reaching the end of my rope. My husband is a great guy in every other respect and I think I would be a horrible person for ending my marriage just because I want to get laid. Comments
April 2009
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