100% PFS recoveree in Wash.DC - any interest in meeting up?

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#1

Greetings and salutations! I occasionally revisit this forum. I’m a 50yo lawyer on-PFS disability, starting my life over in DC. I 100% recovered from “worst case scenario” PFS - including total emotional and sexual dysfunction lasting 2.5 years until June 2017 - totally naturally inexplicably and now have manageable vocal/motion/sleep impairments unrelated to PFS. (Sleep dysfunction is caused by 15 years FIN use and predated PFS.)

Anyways I’m not ego driven but I would have wanted to meet a recoveree when I was suffering from PFS. I also survived several foolish suicide attempts because my condition was so dire and I incorrectly believed improvement/recovery was impossible. My new slogan is “PFS recovery is NOT impossible.”

I’m not sure if it’s appropriate for me to extend an invitation to meet on this forum but write me at moviepostercollectors@gmail.com if you live in DC area. I am NOT selling anything and have no “magic answers” to PFS.

Here I am yesterday:

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PS My exGF moved on and I’m trying to meet new pals for companionship.

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#2

On a lighter note:

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#3

Finally an author writing a book about PFS wrote me the following today:

PM Mary [DELETED]: “I’m think most of those men who’ve recovered have made diet alterations (Paleo, anti-inflammatory), have reduced stress, stayed active and some have used testosterone therapy or clomid.”

I cannot reveal source or answer Qs about her thoughts. I have no clue what clomid is and don’t believe in alternative medicine or diet changes. Just relaying her comment.

#4

I know you don’t want to reveal the author/source to us, but could you reveal us to her? As in tell her we’d be open to answering/giving her information about PFS which might come in handy for her book? It’ll also help us spread correct information about the condition if she’s willing to talk to us.

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#5

Hey man, thanks for reaching out and offering to be there for us. I don’t live in the US but I’d certainly be interested in getting together with some people. Did you mostly recover just with time, or do you feel there were other things that were instrumental as well? Good to hear you were able to recover.

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