Erectile Dysfunction? It's Time to Straighten Up...
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The night seemed perfect. The mood was right. You started with a romantic dinner in a corner booth at your favorite restaurant. Then you danced like you had so many years before. Finally there came the moment when you both had that look that said, “Let’s make the next tango in the bedroom…”
On the way home, you were intimate in the way you always had been. The soft caress… The gentle kiss… In the bedroom, she slipped into her sexiest negligee while you slid between the sheets. The moment she melted against you, you embraced her and kissed her with the passion of a dozen Don Juan’s.
But then your anxiety level was ten fold because you knew that foreplay was going to lead to saying, “I’m sorry…”
Foreplay should never have to lead to saying,“I’m sorry…”
Educate yourself first before you see your doctor. Although your doctor understands your needs, you need to understand your own needs first. You decide how far you want to go. You are in charge of your sexual destiny. You and your partner will decide what treatment you want.
Your doctor will help you get there.
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About the Book
This book is designed to give a relaxed, humorous approach for the understanding of erectile dysfunction (ED), possible causes, and available treatments. Approximately 30 million American men have been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction, and that doesn’t include the men who haven’t yet admitted to having the disease or the millions of men worldwide who have it.
Prevention is the best form of treatment.
But if you have the problem, remember, you’ve been told for years to straighten up.
Now it’s time…
About the Author
It was when he left home at 16 that Bob Bryan’s life began taking him to places he never dreamed of, from doing a five-year stay in the Navy to working for General Motors. But it was his love of the sea that landed him back onto the open waters of the world and a renewed outlook on life.
But while working on board a cruise ship, Bob began having aspirations that were bigger than the ocean he was sailing on. Arriving in the
Bob went back to school, became an Emergency Medical Technician/Firefighter and then went on to nursing. After five years of working in a hospital emergency room, he found a career in urology. Bob started helping thousands of men with erectile dysfunction help themselves. His easy-going, personable style has helped make it possible for many men to eliminate the stress associated with erectile dysfunction, and, combined with the proper diagnosis and treatment, has allowed them to “get back in the saddle again.”