Sometime during 2003, Ching Yin sat down at his computer. He wanted to search the Internet for specific medical information. Ching had a medical problem, one he did not feel comfortable talking about. He thought maybe he could get some information at one of the many web sites that offered details on various medical conditions.



Ching started to type in the word "medical." He planned to have the search engine look for a medical treatment for ED. Ching had learned the two letters used by doctors whenever they discussed the condition that was his own, personal medical problem.

Ching did not expect to get information about Generic Viagra or Generic Cialis by searching for a medical treatment for ED, but he did not realize what his fingers would do. Ching's fingers slipped as he typed in "medical." Rather than telling the search engine to search for medical information, he told it to search for articles related to "mei."

Ching soon found himself reading a blog. It was the new blog started by Muzi Mei. It contained many details about her latest sexual experiences. As Ching read that blog, he realized that the man with whom Muzi Mei had had sex had had ED. He had used pills to help him get rid of his ED.

Ching could not believe his luck. He had given the search engine the wrong clue, but he was still getting the information that he needed. Ching wrote down the web address for Muzi Mei's blog. For the next two weeks, Ching went to that web site everyday. He kept close watch for new material on that blog.

During those two weeks Ching read about an effort undertaken by the blog writer. It was an effort to find two special products. One was Generic Viagra and the other was Generic Cialis. Ching discovered that those products could be used to treat ED. They were ED pills.

Ching had never heard of those products before. He wanted to know more about them. Ching typed "Generic Viagra" onto his computer screen and clicked on "search." He got the names of dozens of useful web sites. Next Ching typed in the words "Generic Cialis." Again a click on "search" led to a listing of many useful web sites.

Ching could not visit all of the web sites in one sitting. He set aside a short period of every day for visiting one or more of the listed web sites. In that way Ching managed to learn more about ED and about ED pills.

Ching was glad to read that ED only indicated a failure of blood to flow into the penis. Ching had thought that perhaps his ED represented a sign that he was not a true "man." Ching could see that the way his blood was flowing in his body should not be seen as a sign that he was any less of a "man."

Ching was glad that his fingers had not typed in the word he had originally planned to type into the computer. Ching set aside some extra money, hoping to buy some ED pills.