My husband is a diabetic and over weight. Did the blue pill for awhile but then he ended up in the hospital with his heart 3 years ago.
I just turned 40 and I am tired. No more kisses, no more looking into my eyes, no more touching... we are room mates.
We try every once in awhile. But, it get harder to hold back the tears when well, you know.
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Rose,
My advice is to keep working on the ED issues, don't give up. From my personal experience with ED, it required a lot of advice from my urologist. If a person has other health issues, such as heart or blood pressure problems, the ED drugs will not be prescribed, as in my case. Sounds like your husband has heart problems, and a may need to try an alternative method for producing an erection, such as a vacuum pump. My wife was very supportive and patient with me as I learned how to use the pump correctly. It can really help if, both of you desire to maintain sexual relations. It took a lot of patience and understanding to get us through this chapter of our lives.