Sexual relations

It was a hot day in June, Gina walked the rocky road in the backyard of Sam, a bottle of wine in hand. She told him she would stop by today for a few minutes to help celebrate their first week without chemotherapy. The two worked together, but in different departments. They had become friends during the many weeks of lunch in the company break room. She learned he had won a battle against cancer, but the treatment was brutal. He was sick almost every day for six months. In the months Sam had shared with his wife Gina, who had to leave at the time of his diagnosis. Every Friday, he endured the treatment, which left him seriously ill, exhausted and emotionally drained every weekend. It was his determination to maintain the pace for months astonished, and still shows up at work every Monday. Gina had been unkind in common with Sam as her own marriage, she was just waiting for his time was with her husband until the children a little older. But in an interview with Sam, she realized that her problems were small, at least they had their health. Last week, Sam said Gina, he finished chemo, and took the final treatment. She saw a twinkle in his eye is not known. Sam said he could not wait to live his life again, working in his vegetable garden, going out with friends, to feel the longing for a wife to please her. He confides in Gina that if he by the treatment he had had no energy for sex, and now he is worried if his sex life would never recover. His body would do the same work? He said he wanted someone to help him let down his sexual relations without it to test his skills because he was so nervous. Since he is no one willing to do without knowing a commitment, Sam said he would just concentrate on other things for a while and let the sex work itself, he had missed so many small pleasures during his illness.