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Man Made
Book • 2001
Ken Baker's "Man Made" offers a personal account of his journey with a pituitary tumor.
The book details the physical and emotional challenges he faced, including the impact on his libido and overall well-being.
Baker's story highlights the often-overlooked psychological effects of hormonal imbalances.
He shares his experiences with treatment and recovery, offering hope and insight to others facing similar health issues.
The book also explores themes of identity and self-discovery in the context of a significant health crisis.
The book details the physical and emotional challenges he faced, including the impact on his libido and overall well-being.
Baker's story highlights the often-overlooked psychological effects of hormonal imbalances.
He shares his experiences with treatment and recovery, offering hope and insight to others facing similar health issues.
The book also explores themes of identity and self-discovery in the context of a significant health crisis.
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