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They removed my bladder and prostate Without a prostate it's going to be difficult sustaining an erection 😔

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Lou Bvor 7 Tagen

Focus on getting better. 🙏🏾

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Terrick Reddickvor 6 Tagen

I will

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Just Jayvor 6 Tagen

Hope you get better soon

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The Peace Makervor 5 Tagen

Get well soon but let recovery be your first priority the rest shall fall in place as U move foward with life. Thank God U made it

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Cha Sivawutvor 6 Tagen

Take good care..dear

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Lisa Watsonvor 7 Tagen

Damn baby

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Terrick Reddickvor 7 Tagen

I know right

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