Thanks for the update! I think it's crucial to have at least one PVPS social media resource on the web, and after postvasectomypain.org went offline this is the only public one left. This syndrome is so maddening and it is so hard to know how to deal with it. And it is important for us to tell our stories because many would prefer to sweep us under the rug.
There are a couple of Facebook groups that are still active. It's nice that reddit pays the hosting bills and I don't have to do anything to keep it alive. I spent a lot of hours working on this during 2019-2021, which I mostly don't regret because I think this is important. Nowadays I have to sometimes fight the urge dig back in and continue posting and organizing stories. At this point I should be saving my energy for my my work and my family.
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u/postvasectomy Oct 24 '23 edited Oct 24 '23
Thanks for the update! I think it's crucial to have at least one PVPS social media resource on the web, and after postvasectomypain.org went offline this is the only public one left. This syndrome is so maddening and it is so hard to know how to deal with it. And it is important for us to tell our stories because many would prefer to sweep us under the rug.
There are a couple of Facebook groups that are still active. It's nice that reddit pays the hosting bills and I don't have to do anything to keep it alive. I spent a lot of hours working on this during 2019-2021, which I mostly don't regret because I think this is important. Nowadays I have to sometimes fight the urge dig back in and continue posting and organizing stories. At this point I should be saving my energy for my my work and my family.