ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE DAY OF WONDERFUL THINGS!

Sep 14, 2005 21:19

Appointment with Dr Kennedy from the Monash Gender clinic at 10.30 this morning. Firstly, I found 2 hour parking directly across the road from her office (rare). Her secretary Margaret told me she wasn't running behind today, so I got in to see her about 10 minutes after my appointment time. She had a smile on her face, like she had some good news ( Read more... )

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flexibeast September 14 2005, 12:01:57 UTC
Wow, this is all excellent news - congratulations! i'm very happy for you. :-) *big hugs*

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asimont September 15 2005, 00:30:57 UTC
Thanks, my friend! I think the best news is that it might be done before summer-if you've seen the pre-op photo in xxasimont (behind cut) you'll know why I don't want these through another Melbourne Summer, especially as I'm too big and kind of in the wrong places to be able to bind at ALL!
Hugs
Simon

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flexibeast September 15 2005, 05:47:11 UTC
You're welcome. :-)

i haven't seen the pre-op photo - do you have the URL for it, please?

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asimont September 15 2005, 11:21:09 UTC
http://www.livejournal.com/users/xxasimont/15225.html#cutid1

I think you'll see why they have been so merciful!
Simon

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ratkrycek September 14 2005, 12:05:23 UTC
Then I guess I friended the right you - right? I've been liking your posts over in - well, over yonder. You know where. ;)

Congrats on the surgery! And don't let anyone get you down. Confidence is your weapon, you know? :)

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asimont September 15 2005, 00:35:20 UTC
Thanks, my friend. I've added you to both this and xxasimont LJ (I tend to use xxasimont more, but if there's any very private type stuff I use an LJ cut anyway with a content warning).

I'm not looking forward to actually being IN hospital, but at least the hospital it's apparently being done in is single-story, so I won't be TOO far from exit doors. Combine AS with a fairly severe panic disorder, and hospitals arent much fun. Fortunately for this one it's a short stay.

Once I get rid of these unsightly 'growths' (if you want to know how bad, take a pic at the before and after photoshopped ones in my xxasimont lj), I will have a lot more confidence. At the moment because the Testosterone has changed my voice, I introduce myself to people as Simon and they are fine til they look at my chest!
Nice to have you on my friends list.
Simon

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ser_kai September 14 2005, 12:32:33 UTC
1. yay!

2. in case you were wondering, your other lj hasn't been turning up on my flist for some reason-- which is why no comments. will fiddle around tomorrow try to get it to show up.

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asimont September 15 2005, 00:36:13 UTC
Thanks! That's weird, oh well, you're clever, I'm sure you will work out why.
Hugs
Simon

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rickybuchanan September 14 2005, 12:59:58 UTC
Congratulations, Sir!!

r

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asimont September 15 2005, 00:38:19 UTC
Thanks, Ricky,
You've seen me, so you know how much this means to me. I think they are actually going to do it at Masada, which is kind of weird because it's just round the corner from you. Pity you're not chair-mobile at the moment!
Simon

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rickybuchanan September 15 2005, 02:43:24 UTC
It is a great pity... and me visiting you in hospital would be funny, considering the first time that we met!!!! LOL!

Any way you could visit me on the way through? I could kick in for extra taxi cost if it would help?

Wish to could see you after, but I imagine that on the way home you will be feeling pretty crappy!

I heard that you have Bek spring cleaning! Woo to being able to see the floor ;)

Love always
r

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asimont September 15 2005, 05:47:56 UTC
I'll see what I can do about visiting you at the time, Irene has offered to come down and look after me when I have the surgery, which will be a great help. Seeing you post-surgery I don't see as being a problem, I've had 2 Caesarians don't forget, and I was fine after them- I had to be, I had 3-4 hourly feeds, nappies etc to deal with.

Yes, Bek needed part time work now that she's independant, just a few hours here and there to supplement her Youth Allowance, and I needed 'home help' so it's working well (except I can't find my blood test order form but that was on the computer system unit so I think I misplaced that when Mick upgraded the RAM. We've both taken some 'before' photos of various areas (some are on a fmil I have to develop), so I will be posting photos of the finished results.
Hugs
Simon

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canineboi September 14 2005, 13:42:06 UTC
That is wonderful news! I hope all goes very well.

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asimont September 15 2005, 00:40:14 UTC
Ta! I'm sure it will, Mr Ceber is a very good surgeon- he's also a nice man too, which is good. I'll be posting all about it on my LJ of course
Simon

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