Wayne was forced to make the most difficult decision any man could ever contemplate after noticing a small lump on his penis. Six months to live… or do the unthinkable?
In 2013, Mr Earle noticed a lesion on his penis and went to see a doctor, who diagnosed it as a genital wart. When the lump continued to grow, a biopsy revealed Mr Earle had penile cancer, which affects between 100 and 166 Australians every year. I lost all focus,' Mr Earle told the Daily Mail. Because I had cancer and lost my penis,' Mr Earle said. Soon after having his penis removed, Mr Earle started CheckYourTackle.com after he struggled to find a support network.
Source: Daily Mail March 15, 2026 15:40 UTC
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