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How Do I Survive as Sexual Woman After Breast Cancer?
Single, age 68 (very young), not in a relationship, but interested, hysterectomy at age 44, on estrogen replacement for over 20 years till last year, testosterone cream (a little) for 2-3 years till last year, surprise invasive breast cancer last year, lumpectomy Nov., as of April on Arimidex aromatase inhibitor, supposedly for next 5 yrs., I am trying to work the mind over matter, around the deprivation of all my "fountain of youth" hormones and am starting to despair over lack of physical both skin/touch and vaginal feeling and capability to respond to fantasy and masturbation (I try to keep up the good work and not let go of hope).
On occasion erotic correspondence I have with a man off an on gives me a shot of adrenalin that I try to react to quickly by masturbation, but it's very hard work and then I go dead again. Of course lubrication with a gel helps, but.. that's all. Any creative ideas toward how to survive as a sexual woman over the next 5 years while making sure of non-reoccurance of the breast cancer. Thank you. D.
Dear DR,
You have my compassion facing what many women do in our so-called "Golden Years." Now isn't that a load of crap? It's an ongoing battle that we all fight and I call the medical and pharmaceutical industries to task. Read my essay on HRT posted on the site. They use us as lab rats for a gazillion experiments.
The most creative idea I can offer is to get the Magic Wand vibrator, my Vaginal Barbell and use them. I'm ahead of you by 10 years and if I waited to feel "turned on" or "sexually aroused" my orgasms would be nearly non-existent. My experience is after a few moments of direct clitoral stimulation with my electric vibrator, it all comes back to me. I can then focus on a very dirty fantasy and enjoy my orgasm.
Dr. Betty
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I feel your 'pain'.
DR~
I am a cancer survivor too. It has its frustrations and does cause needless worry. Keep up your friendships and develop new ones. 'Don't worry, be happy' and your feelings will return. You can email me if you like.
~Tom
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