Gloucestershire, UK: Viagra, the drug best known for treating erectile dysfunction, is keeping 2-year-old Oliver Sherwood who suffers from chronic high blood pressure alive. The drug improves his circulation by opening blood vessels.

Only 5 children are diagnosed with the condition annually. In the future he may have to move onto more expensive treatments - treatments which are in potentially in jeopardy from NHS cuts. His mother is petitioning to keep the treatments on the NHS.

"We do have a joke when we pick up his drugs that it would be Christmas come early for most people... When he started taking the drug the change was fantastic - I had my little boy back," said his mother Sarah.


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It does not say anything about how hard or how long his tiny penis was affected.

At least Da Burg's teddy bear won't be the only stuffed animal with rug burn.