This is exactly right.

Courage, something shared by countless Americans, those that risked their lives, those that

battle serious illness. When I was diagnosed with cancer, I was primarily concerned with

ridding myself of the cancer. But secondly,

I was concerned about post-operative side effects like erectile dysfunction, ED, often called

impotence. You know, it's a little embarrassing to talk about ED, but it's so important to

millions of men and their partners that I decided to talk about it

publicly. And after all, it can be associated with many conditions, including prostate surgery,

high blood pressure, diabetes, or even smoking. The point I want to make is that there are many

treatments available for ED. So my advice is to get a medical checkup.

It's the best way to get educated about ED and what can be done to treat it.

It may take a little courage, but I've always found that everything worthwhile does.

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The I mean, none of it was wrong.

I love it.

It's because it sounds more like a PSA than an advertisement.

It does. It totally sounds like it. I mean, they don't even say the name of the medicine, right?

It's very under the radar. Uh-huh. So that was from the infamous, really historic Bob Dole, Bob Dole, Bob Dole? Do you know that was one of my brother's first words?

Was he born near, like in the year leading up to a presidential election or what?

I don't know.

I just remember during the presidential election, I'm pretty sure it was my youngest brother.

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