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[jburk]

I am a 66 year old who had the misfortune of having a thing called Peyronies back in 1998. Over the years my erections got softer and bent preventing the ability of having sex with my wife. I accidently found this site about 3 months ago and have been working out as regularly as possible and I have made modest gains but nothing to brag about. My wife had passed away about 21` months ago, but I am hoping beyond hope that this program will help me to restore my erections to a normal state. Then if there ever does happen to be another somone in my life at least I will have something to offer besides popcorn in the evening. I am doing the stretching for 10 min, and jelg and the jelg and hold for a total of 10 min. With a 3 min warm up and a 2 min warm down. This program was given me by somone there for my custom workout. Should I be doing more?

[ebon00]

If you've been at it for the full 3 months it's time to step thing sup a little. Just up the duration on your exercises and make sure that you do them intensely.

I should say that the, as of yet, unavoidable decline that comes with age can only be offset so much. If you have been taking good care of your body, and I do mean good care, for the past 60 years "normal" erections (meaning hard enough for penetration) might be within your reach. If you've been a long-time smoker and/or has indulged in fatty foods (especially those containing saturated fats) your capillaries might be beyond help and then nothing will help.

[jburk]

Thank you for the information, I was wondering if you have any recomendations for the girth in addition to what I am already doing.

[jburk]

In the original post I had stated the peyronies I had was in 98, but I had mistyped it. It was in 89, however I doubt if it makes much difference.

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Originally posted by jburk
I am a 66 year old who had the misfortune of having a thing called Peyronies back in 1998. Over the years my erections got softer and bent preventing the ability of having sex with my wife. I accidently found this site about 3 months ago and have been working out as regularly as possible and I have made modest gains but nothing to brag about. Should I be doing more?

Jburk,
DLD has been working with many people with Peyronies and is widely known to work one one on one to help. He will set up a specific exercise plan for you to target correcting your curvature. Yours for the asking. He has many exercises that help to correct curvature. I myself have memberships to 4 different forums and will probably in all likelyhood join this one. Each are a source of good information. Good luck.