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Yes. Someone should not base their decision on my reaction. Your Dr is probably right. I was 68 no other issues. High Cholesterol my entire life. I was allergic to statins. I had a knee replacement at 52. No issues with ED. At the time married 46 years. Happy. We Just retired. 6 months after surgery my wife was DX with GBM. She is on hospice now. One year later I had carotid surgery to remove a blocked artery.(just avoided a stroke) At the same time got an autoimmune disease called PMR. Your exactly right. Your Dr was right. There are no guarantees. I have not had a sexual partner. So zero stimulation. I do not even try to stimulate myself. Incontinence is a PIA but manageable. I have had one UTI. But the best I could do was just take them one at time. Just like what I have coming. I have never been with another woman. Doesnt even sound appealing with no erection and dripping pee. I go to the gym everyday. I keep my testosterone level at about 650 with a cream. (questionable). Old age isnt for sissies is right. I can tell you that any decision you make is probably not the path life will take you anyway.