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It has been about a 4 year wait, but I am going to finally get my implant (a Titan) this Thursday (1/8/2015).
The big hold up was getting insurance to pay for it. I have new insurance and they are going to cover it.
I have not written much of anything in Franktalk the last 4 years.
I would like to thank all of you that have written in, the things you have written have been a key element in helping me make an informed decision.

Woody....

My very best wishes for a quick and successful recovery.....

So many happy happy implantees on this site.

There are enough here to have an annual convention !!!!!

Bill

Congratulations and best of luck. This forum was immense help to me and I am sure it will be for you too.
I am three full weeks out of bionic and on my way to being activated at six weeks.
Hope your as successful as I was and am.

Charlie

woodturner wrote:It has been about a 4 year wait, but I am going to finally get my implant (a Titan) this Thursday (1/8/2015).
The big hold up was getting insurance to pay for it. I have new insurance and they are going to cover it.
I have not written much of anything in Franktalk the last 4 years.
I would like to thank all of you that have written in, the things you have written have been a key element in helping me make an informed decision.

I scheduled to join the bionic brotherhood on the 19th. It was reading comments here for close to 6 month that finally convinced me a implant was the way to go.

Tried pills, didn't work. Used injections, but finally they stopped working as well as they should. I have to admit that the first time my doctor suggested injections, my reaction "your going to inject WHERE!" Turned out the injection was no big deal. But now I'm taking the final step.

Sitting here in the hotel room. 13 hours from now I will be across the street getting my implant. I'm not one bit nervous. That is because of the research. A lot of it on franktalk.

All the best Mate from down under
Will be thinking of you, you are doing what I believe is what all guys with ED should do if all else has failed, this is your way to get your life and manhood back.
You will be just great!!
I think I can speak for the Brothers when I say we really look forward to Welcoming a new Brother, the more the better.
Cheers Mate
Zac

best of luck for you man, hope all goes well

Good luck, woodturner. As someone who beat you into the bionic kingdom by one day, I am anxious to welcome you to the other side!

Hoping all went well and that you're having a good recovery! A month from now, any pain will seem like a distant memory. A month out and I remember it was annoying, but it's NOTHING compared to having a cock that works when you wil want it to for as long as you want, that is harder than it ever was!! Get through this annoying time and you'll have good times around the corner!!!!

It is official. I became Bionic yesterday at sometime between 12:00PM - 2:30 PM.
I woke up with most of my equipment completely wrapped up in bandages.
I was left completely inflated till the next day. The doctor then brought it down to about 40%. It will be like that for the next 6 weeks until I get activated.

The bandages were taken off this morning and it is not a pretty site. My scrotum is the size of a small grapefruit. I have been keeping plenty of ice on it.
However, I haven't seen the swelling go down yet. It is only the second day.

There isn't much pain other than a lot of discomfort walking around with a 24/7 Hard-on. It has been a long time since I had one of those. Even at 40% it would be useable.
I keep telling my wife how lucky she is.

I had this done by a Dr. Aaron Lentz at Duke Urology, Duke Hospital in Raleigh, NC. He does a lot of implants. This week he was scheduled for 6 of them (3 on Wed & 3 on Thur). He did 5, the 6th person had last minute insurance problems.

I have been treated in 3 different hospitals. Duke Hospital Raleigh, NC is a first class operation. The service was polite, thorough and very professional. I would easily give them 5 out of 5 stars.
Even the coffee in the cafeteria was exceptional.
I will keep you posted, especially about the swelling.