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Kurtis. Read your post. This illustrates that every man's case is individual according to his "luck" and treatment circumstances. If the nerves were taken during your surgery, you will no longer be able to have a natural erection. Sad fact but is often the price we pay to rid us of this disease - still better than dying from it. (I am fourteen years out from surgery and no erections) Still healthy however and able to joke that I could enter a nudist beach, and no one would know it was my first time. Enjoy the rest of your life, Jon.
