Brad, from Auburn, AL, shares his story of overcoming incontinence after prostate surgery. The emotional and physical challenges were tough, but a friend’s support made a world of difference. Brad encourages men to openly communicate with loved ones about health issues.
In August of 2015, I underwent surgery to have my prostate removed. I had been diagnosed with prostate cancer the year before and my doctor
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