Maria - Sex Stories

Maria

... there, because they removed the nerves, which did not regenerate. I said: “You mean you don’t get stimulated by having them played with?” She shook her head no and said “I am living, thanks to the doctors. A very small price to pay. They said they can do cosmetic surgery and remove the scars; but I am not 20 yrs old and husband hunting. It’s OK the way it is” She came to our home a lot. We had a swimming pool. She and my wife would sit there at pool side, but Maria never went into the water. Neither my wife nor I ever asked why. We had reasoned that it must have something to do with the scars and she did not ever wear a bathing suit. Even one of the old (prude) style one piece bathing suits would not adequately cover the scars. It took us a while to get used to them, but we were friends, and did not push it any further. It’s her body. Fast forward 4 years later. Maria was still close to us. Wife started complaining that it hurt when we had sex and or when she urinated. A visit to our doctor, who looked in there, then said he wanted a CT scan and sent her to her gynecologist, who said it was a tumor, and possibly cancerous. He also said it was low risk surgery and there’s no reason that you can’t be normal after that. We scheduled it ASAP. After the surgery, the doctor came to me in the waiting room and said it was worse that they thought, as there was an infection and they had to take out a lot more. She will be OK; however, the part you use for sex is no longer functional. ...

... Sex, as you know it will not happen again. I said “You mean she can’t or won’t want to?” He said: “Can’t”. He said a some of the vagina was removed. Her clitoris is still there, but will not “rise to the occasion”. She will not even feel it if it’s played with. However, she won’t be in pain. (I will be) He also said if I try to “do it”, the opening will not allow you to feel anything. He also said he would tell her. It sounded better from the Doc, as the husband may come off like he was complaining/or pissed off, which would create psychological problems. I was also warned not to use this against her, but to support the fact that she is living, and has a future. A couple weeks later, they called and said the tumor was not then cancerous, but if left untreated there was a strong possibility it could have become so. We caught it in time. Chemo on top of all this may have sent her over the edge. After Doc told her, I went to the recovery area, and told her to get well. 3 days later, we had a long talk about it. I said” “We are old, and we made a lifetime commitment. We have been thru a lot together, and we will get thru this together. I will not leave because of that.” She said, “I will take care of you best I can with my hand and mouth, which still work (and giggled), we will discuss this later.” I did not expect that. She never balked at doing oral, and loved receiving it, however, now it will be one sided, and, I will have to play this very cautiously. I went home, cleaned the ...