I Married the Doctor Who Fixes Things Down There - ebook

The numbers are staggering, and nobody wants to talk about it. More than half the men in this country are affected at some point in their lives by erectile dysfunction. Too many men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer or have difficulty trying to pee.
Women are not far behind with persistent problems being sexually aroused, achieving orgasm or dealing with pain during sex. Mix it all together and you end up with a lack of desire.
Throw in plumbing problems like incontinence for both sexes and now you see the need to almost laugh and cry at the same time. But, don’t do that or you might leak!
Although this is no laughing matter, urology will be the most entertaining conversation you will have with your closest friends. Throw in this book and you will laugh out loud, while at the same time getting the answers to how things down there get fixed. Find the answers to get your plumbing working again and regain your quality of life.
Regardless of your sexual orientation this book focuses on the function of penises and vaginas and how they can affect your quality of life.
In the end, we are all connected on the inside by our plumbing and all that goes with it. This reality with our human plumbing should give us all a healthy perspective on humanity. Urology is a basic reminder to work harder at being kind to everyone, no matter how different we think we may be. Urological struggles
are an equalizer for the human race.
The author has been married to her reconstructive urologist husband, “The Doctor” for almost 20 years. He has one of the busiest medical practices in town that has helped her to easily create a “Top 10 Type” list of the most prevalent urological problems for both men and women.
As the Doctor’s wife, the author translates medical urological situations in a sensitive and humorous way.
This book is gentle enough for every man to read, funny enough for every woman to enjoy, and educational enough to give a copy to everyone you know. The Doctor’s wife makes it safe and accepting to talk about all things urological and encourages you to embrace your plumbing.