Trudy Hannington is a Psychosexual Therapist and is the Chair of The College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists (COSRT). Highly qualified in this field, Trudy has NHS contracts with Doncaster and Bassetlaw PCTs and also sees patients on a private basis.
Trudy will be joining Gransnet for the first time for a 'late night' webchat answering questions on all aspects of sex and relationships.
It may be that you have questions on your relationship as you both get older and it evolves. Perhaps you have worries about sexual difficulties experienced by yourself or your partner, or maybe you would like to ask about the changes that menopause brings about and how to address those in the context of a healthy sex life.
There may even be questions you have about dating again following divorce or the loss of your partner.
Whether your question relates to your own body or desires or your partner's, or if you're concerned about the way society's attitudes to sex may be changing, Trudy is highly experienced in this field.
And, for the first time in Gransnet's history we will be inviting you (should you wish) to request a new username so that you can be confident in complete anonymity in this sensitive area. To request a change in username just email us at [email protected].
Please post your questions here and make a date in your diary for this important topic for 12 November at 6pm.
When I say "do it" I mean, think of a question. Not........! (I can remember how that goes. I think.) 
See! I'm regretting this already.
We'll leave it to the lurkers.
Perhaps Trudy could let me know by next Wednesday please.
Perhaps forget the defibrillator and opt for a vibrator instead?
No! #lifeintheoldboyyet
Oh look! It is about "relationships" as well! Why do we only seem to have noticed the "sex" part? 
Oh yes! We can all have a good old moan about our DHs (again) and get some Expert Advice...
Yep! Make a change from dishing the advice out on here. 
Roll up folks! A real life agony Aunt!
Is no-body going to ask any questions? Is everyone too shy? Or perhaps no one has a problem? Perhaps I could set the balls rolling with a few sample questions, purely in the pubic interest, of course - I am admitting to nothing.
A. What to do if HE is still very keen and SHE has lost all interest?
B. What to do if SHE is still very keen and HE has lost all interest?
C. Is Viagra ever the answer?
D. Does a permanent catheter or vaginal atrophy mean - THIS IS THE END?
E. Can you explain why some couples who have been together 30/40/50 years cannot discuss matters sexual with each other?
F. What to do if the mind is willing but the flesh is weak?
G. If you lose your partner in later life do you just have to come to terms with celibacy?
Just trying to be practical here - hope no-one is offended
I can answer D - no! 
An open mind and a sense of humour help!
O M G ! Have you got both Kitty? 
scrub that! sorry.
#noseycow
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