Malcolm MacDonald

Channel 4 viewers are curious to know more about Malcolm Macdonald after he shared his story in the new documentary The Man With A Penis on His Arm.

Where to watch The Man With A Penis On His Arm As explained in the new documentary, The Man With A Penis On His Arm, Malcolm Macdonald lost his penis after he suffered blood poisoning. Get to know Malcolm Macdonald aka Channel 4’s Man with a Penis on His Arm

Father, 47, whose penis fell off due to a blood infection reveals how he lived with a new one attached to his ARM for six years - as he says he burned it while ...

He's got a penis on his arm and probably nightmares for the rest of his life seeing the original drop off. 'Can you imagine six years of your life with a penis swinging on your arm? 'Obviously he's got problems in his life. He will also be able to pass urine. They got it right this time". I feel like a real man again.' This led to his penis turning black and falling off. Once fully pumped, the penis will be hard enough for sexual intercourse. 'When I'm cooking, it burns, I can't use the back hob. His penis had to be connected to the blood vessels in his left arm to keep the tissue healthy. Malcolm's replacement penis had to be connected to the blood vessels in his left arm to keep the tissue healthy It had to be connected to the blood vessels in his arms to keep the penis tissue healthy. Malcolm MacDonald, 47, from Thetford in Norfolk, appeared on Channel 4's The Man With a Penis on His Arm last night, when he revealed how he was left with a six inch member on his arm for six years after an operation went wrong

During the surgery, however, a lack of oxygen in his blood meant doctors had to abandon the procedure midway, leaving the new penis stuck to his left arm “ ...

“Can you imagine six years of your life with a penis swinging on your arm?” he said. When I'm cooking, it burns, I can't use the back hob.” The arm was chosen because it has skin quality and sensation, they said. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. “Twelve years ago had a job a nice partner, my baby comes along, relationship ain't too good, we ended up splitting up,” he said. “I could have given her a heart attack.

Malcolm McDonald has told how he felt like a 'shell of a man' after it fell off due to an infection.

He said in the interim period, he felt like a "shell of a man". One of the main themes of the Channel 4 documentary is whether having a penis makes you a man. I went to the toilet and it fell off." It’s been a nightmare, but it’s gone now — the little b****r. The worst thing is when you cuddle your nan at Christmas and it hits her in the eye.” Finally, after years of waiting, he has had it reattached. Malcolm MacDonald, 47, suffered from a terrible infection that caused it to turn black and fall off in the toilet.

Malcolm MacDonald had the appendage growing on his arm for six years after it fell off into the toilet following a serious infection.

Then, thanks to a mix of hospital delays and the Covid pandemic, the £50,000 NHS-funded task meant his penis had to stay on his arm for a while. The dad said the first thing he did following surgery was to take a look at the result. Now he has told his story in a new Channel 4 documentary which aired on Monday, reports The Mirror.