A retired
father-of-three who was left with a hole in his face after having a
tumour removed says he is now able to go outside again after having
reconstructive surgery.
Donnie
Fritts, 55, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in 2003 and was
told he would have to make a choice between his face or his life.
After
speaking with his wife, Sharon, Mr Fritts made the agonising decision
to go ahead with the surgery which left him without a nose, upper lip,
or palate.
But
now the former carpenter, from Georgia, has been able to kiss his wife
for the first time in a decade after having a new face fitted, and says
he now wants to take her out to dinner.
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