Very good story. Good to hear and very simply. Just a bit of HCG, water fast, healthy food, training and time (five years).
WOW… perfect read for me tonight.
This guy had one of the most impressive recoveries i have ever seen. Its all documented well too.
@robotmouse is in a better place now… Ive never seen such a positive sexual improvement ever before. feels like near 99%.
Also this guy literally never logged in after this post… a hallmark of a TRUE recovery
Is it? I always think people ought to drop by now and again to say how they’re getting on.
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Yeah, if i ever cure myself, i plan on staying in touch and continuing to donate. I know none of us exactly want to be part of this community, but you are all still my brothers and i wouldn’t leave you behind.
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Me too. And maybe we do recover with time but I would prefer to get a real cure for my gens. We dont know what will happen in 30 years once “recovered”. Also understanding all pfs mechanism is the clue, we could have a safer life without fear of harming us again with ??? things.
For me its not logic to abandon pfs cause once you get natural recover.
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I’ve thought the same things. Part of me wants to ignore this community because maybe ignoring that this happened to me is some part of psychologically moving forward. Part of me wonders if the guys who disappear kill themselves, or are just too depressed to be here, or if maybe they recover so much that they stop thinking about it. I’d love a one-paragraph summary from every person who posted ten years ago, just to get some idea of what’s in store for me.
For me, I will definitely come back and explain what happened if I recover. In fact, I think no one else would be better able to appreciate the miracle than this group. But, really, I hope I don’t have to give a five year update, because I hope something changes and there aren’t new guys asking what to expect at that time.
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In most cases, I actually doubt it’s suicide or crippling depression. I’ve taken a couple hiatuses from this forum myself and it was never because I was too depressed to be here, kinda the opposite actually. I was hanging out with friends and focusing on my schoolwork. Life was good enough that i didn’t feel at all compelled to log in.
PFS denialists like to paint us all out to be obsessive mentally ill types but the opposite is equally as if not more true: having an incurable condition tends to lead to burn out. I think most of us got very emotional initially, but if you can’t find a good protocol that cures you, then you probably just get used to it and your mood stabilizes and life goes on.
Most of the old members who aren’t here anymore didn’t cure or kill themselves, they just moved on. They’re working their jobs, enjoying their hobbies, hanging out with friends, having viagra-sex with their GFs twice a week, etc.
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Some of us do recover (or mostly recover), but with very anecdotal/controversial means that can involve multiple angles of attack. I was probably a 9/10 in terms of severety (10 being someone who had to be hospitalized/committted). We may not all be able come back here and tell people how we recovered because of the legal, ethical, and health risks that may be involved (so please don’t ask).
But regardless of the means, at least I can tell you all that there is hope. It’s just a matter of finding an acceptably reliable (works for a very high%) and safe (idiot-proof) treatment option.
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