Foreskin Restoration

As the fallacies of circumcision and the physical and psychological problems associated with it become clearly evident, more and more circumcised men are restoring their foreskins either by surgery or a stretching method. A recently published book, The Joy of Uncircumcising by Jim Bigelow, Ph.D., is an excellent reference and can be purchased or ordered through most book stores. It can also be ordered from the Circumcision Resource Center, P.O. Box 232, Boston, MA 02133.

In addition, a new mailing list has been created through Internet for those interested in learning more about restoration, and those already in the process of restoration. Here you can share and discuss your questions and ideas with others who share your interest, and with men who are in the actual process of restoration. The purpose of this mailing list is to be interesting and helpful, and respect for feelings and views is requested. This is a new listing and your participation is encouraged.

Joining:

You can join the list by sending a message to: rest-lib@mit.edu

This is not an automated subscription package so please include a message indicating you would like to join. The addition will not take place until the next day after you have been added.

Posting:

Mail is sent to the list by sending to: rest@mit.edu

Anonymity:

The list is secure, so only the administrator and MIT system administrators have access to the list of people subscribed. However, your Internet address will show when you send a message to the list. This will enable you to write privately to a member with regard to a question or issue which may not be of interest to the general membership.

For those of you interested, your participation is welcomed!

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