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To: isopatch who wrote (14081)	8/30/2018 1:09:17 AM
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Awesome man.. new garden discoveries are the cats meow (I know before your time too but you get e drift >)) (Thinking of my granny)

To: isopatch who wrote (14081)	9/14/2018 11:45:43 AM
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Can you afford one of these? Man born without penis has 10-day erection following bionic phallus implant By Mary Claire Patton - Digital Content Curator Posted: 2:27 PM, September 12, 2018Updated: 3:18 PM, September 12, 2018 Matthew Pover - The Sun Shares: 3,006 MANCHESTER, England - Englishman Andrew Wardle, 45, is finally celebrating following a procedure that gave him a bionic penis. Wardle was born without a penis -- a 1-in-20 million birth abnormality. MORE NEWS HEADLINES Texas park employee fired after viral video shows her screaming at… Amazon will sell and deliver live Christmas trees this year Stormy Daniels writes tell-all book titled 'Full Disclosure' Doctors created the bionic penis using skin from Wardle’s arm and nerves from his legs before attaching it during a 10-hour procedure in June, according The Sun. Wardle suffered through a painful, 10-day erection following the surgery and was told he had to wait six weeks before having sex -- something he’d never been able to do prior to the procedure. The implant is made up of a saline reservoir that attaches to a pump and release valve inside Wardle’s scrotum, The Sun reported. Wardle and his girlfriend are reportedly both pleased with the result of the phalloplasty and are hoping to have children next. Copyright 2018 by KSAT - All rights reserved. Get email alerts for local stories and events around the world. Sign Up Powered byViafouraYou have 11 new notifications11