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Man enjoys life after losing 3-foot-long penis
From today's New York Post
Man enjoys life after losing 3-foot-long penis
He was way too big for his britches!
A Kenyan man with a three-foot penis and 11 pound testicles is finally getting the chance to live a normal life ? now that his massive package has been surgically reduced, reports said.
Horace Owiti Opiyo, known as Forence, first noticed a cyst on his genitals back in 2006 and had it removed? but it came back with a vengeance a year later, bringing the size of his penis to almost a meter long, The Mirror reported.
The 20-year-old was forced to drop out of school and didn?t have the money to pay for surgery. He tried to use herbal remedies to help his condition but they didn?t work, the outlet said.
He started to believe he?d been cursed.
?I told my grandmother that I have been infected by a disease, but I?m not sure what it is. It could be a curse. I knew this was not God?s work, but the devil?s,? Forence said.
The condition can actually be caused from a mosquito bite injecting larvae into the bloodstream, which can develop into parasitic worms that block the body?s drainage system and causes swelling.
Forence?s neighbor put his story on social media and it quickly went viral, garnering the attention of a local governor?s wife, who ordered a doctor to inspect him.
He was given two operations to reduce the size of the scrotum and rebuild the penis so it can be used, and he couldn?t be more relieved.
?When I got up I was surprised that my body was so light. All the heaviness had gone? I?m swimming now. I couldn?t go anywhere near the water because of the heaviness of that thing,? Forence said after the surgery.
?Now I can run and I can play football.?
Forence?s scrotum is still functional and he hopes to start a family but for now, he said his first priority is an education.
?I?m free!? Who knows what will happen in the future??
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Anti-Semites have Small Penis Syndrome. The only known treatment is electroshock therapy combined with cerebellum removal. Fortunately, it’s a tiny procedure.
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