Georgia Prostate Cancer Coalition

Rapper Common, 48, Lost Dad to Prostate Cancer in 2014 & Has Said: "His Words Always Make Me Strive to Achieve Higher Recently named a "Sexiest Man of 2020" by People magazine, the rapper reflects on losing his father to prostate cancer in 2014.

I Just Want This Out: TODAY Anchor & Prostate Cancer Survivor Al Roker, 67, Tells SurvivorNet About His Decision to Have Surgery, the Risk for Black Men & that His Sexual Function After Cancer is ‘Working Fine’ In a new interview with SurvivorNet, TODAY anchor and prostate cancer survivor Al Roker tells us about his decision to get surgery.

After I co-authored the book:
“I Left My Prostate in San Francisco Where’s Yours?”

I heard from a woman whose husband was cured of prostate cancer, but later took his life because he couldn’t cope with his loss of erectile functioning after prostate surgery.

So my wife and I co-authored a second book:
“Every You Never Wanted to Know Erectile Dysfunction & Pe**le Implants” because far too few men know about the life changing surgery of a pe**le implant.

After the book was published, I created a page as well. It wasn’t long before Facebook closed the page down for “violating community standards” because they considered a pe**le implant a s*x toy!

I appealed this decision arguing that an implant was a medical device that treated a bona fide medical disease called erectile dysfunction.

I won the appeal. Now every day of every year, for many years folks ask to join this CLOSED group.

The link is below:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/pe**leimplants/?ref=share

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