David Bird
David Bird
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Sexual addiction is the fastest-growing addiction in the United States. It's based in part on the fact that obtaining sexual literature, pornography, is so convenient today. It's more readily available. It is there at the click of a finger.
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Pornography has set up unrealistic expectations by young men concerning their wife and women in general. In some cases, the addiction has become so bad that they can't perform sexually without pornographic stimulus.
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That amount is based on if the hospital is built in 2007. The cost will escalate if is later than that. We believe we are one of the hospitals included in provincial plans.
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