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Dr. Susie Gronski - Doctor of Physical Therapy
Dr. Susie Gronski - Doctor of Physical Therapy

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A Love Letter 💌

Hey, everyone! Hope you’re having a great Monday. 💛

I’m working on a little Valentine’s Day project and need your help! I’d love for you to share your most WTF or Aha! moments about sex or pelvic health—those surprises, realizations, or jaw-dropping facts that changed the way you see things. 🤯

I’ll be crafting a special love letter to share with you all on February 14th, and I want to fill it with your stories, insights, and inspirations. Don’t worry—everything will be completely anonymous, no names included!

Drop your moments in the comments or send me a message. I can’t wait to hear what’s rocked your world! 💌✨

A Love Letter 💌

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Dr Susie - could you please repost/add a link to the pelvic floor exercises you suggest?? I would like to look them over to make sure I understand them correctly. I am wondering if they will help with ED - also, my Pilates - barre and PT instructors keep referring to the pelvic floor muscles as co-contracting muscles when completing my inner core or TVA (transverse abdominal muscles) activation. They keep telling me that if I am feeling a Kegel like response then I am firing up the TVA muscles correctly because of the codependence between the two muscle groups. I would also like to learn more about male multiple orgasms also. I remember reading a book on that topic decades ago and it seemed to be an involved process in getting proper feedback firing the proper muscles involved once the point of inevitability draws near - also reminds me of a story waaaaay back in college - there was a class that many of the nursing/pre-med/biomedical engineers had to take and it was called something like the physical mechanics of sexuality - or as we called it SEX class!!! The textbook was so guarded at the bookstore that you could only buy it if you were on the preregistration list for that particular semester - it was so involved that I remember many of the students who took the class respond that with all the physical moving parts and how intricate and involved they were they were amazed that everything actually worked as well as it does!!! Super involved and difficult class to take.........

DVM-David

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susie@drsusieg.com

Pelvic ah ha was the elongate or relaxation part of a Kegel. Not strength but relaxation. I told my Urologist I am very strong ( I could hang a bath towel up with my erection) when doc said I’m not talking about strength/tone I’m talking about relaxation / stretch. I’m like whaaaattt. Then I got into PFPT

Robert C.

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us, Guy!

susie@drsusieg.com

You are welcome to share whatever comes to mind knowing that I will be compiling and sharing a "love letter" document with your replies.

susie@drsusieg.com

Hmm... This may come in dribbles as I sort through memories. My most mind wrenching experience with sex is actually more a social comment. I was/am a shy type and, despite having lived through the 60s "Free sex" era, learning that women were casual about being aggressive in pursuing hookups was a real shock. (See my avatar.) To this day I'm not willing to test which women are at which end of the spectrum. The next shock was learning that not all men just naturally have multiple orgasms. Per the study from pubmed.gov that I find most valid, many or most men who do have multiple orgasms are in the same boat. Common for them to learn via their partners. The lack of literature at the time made me angry, feeling treated like a freak or that I didn't exist. My brother also has multiple orgasms and we just put it down to being a family trait. The two most helpful experiences with pelvic health are probably learning about the perineal muscles to improve erectile function and posture for better bowel movement. Amazing. I've never heard anyone discussing the perineal muscles or the part they play. Didn't know they were there. And better posture ended about two years of hygiene issues with bowel movements. Just crazy.

Guy (works)

Dr. Susie... When you say WTF experiences are you asking for sex experiences? How explicit is acceptable?

Ron Gaskins


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