Comments | trannylucas: Great.....

trannylucas

Great.....

Jun 06, 2003 09:11

I just read ( this )

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adamc114 June 6 2003, 15:23:31 UTC

Thanks for sharing this article. The author, Kyle, appeared in 2 episodes of Queer Television when he started out on T, and I always wonder how far he and the other guy featured in the special have gotten on the road of transition.

-Adam.

trannylucas June 7 2003, 21:05:52 UTC

Cool!

sebjames June 6 2003, 20:08:59 UTC

seriously, don't stress too much. they are such different procedures, with completely different recoveries. The first 2-3 days suck, but only because of the gas. You don't have incisional pain and all the trauma that goes along with opening the belly like that.

trannylucas June 7 2003, 21:15:13 UTC

How awful is the gas stuff? Does it feel like you can't move and stuff or what?

Re: sebjames June 11 2003, 15:35:29 UTC

It's uncomfortable, but not untolerable

Re: trannylucas June 12 2003, 04:36:27 UTC

Good ... you know my list of questions is only beginning to warm up lol.

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cr77 June 7 2003, 09:45:40 UTC

Hey Lucas...my name is Chris and I am new to the site and just wanted to say hello

trannylucas June 7 2003, 21:06:16 UTC

Hi there!

Re: cr77 June 8 2003, 09:00:13 UTC

I added you to my friends...hope that is ok.

Re: trannylucas June 8 2003, 11:54:03 UTC

Sure thing.

cmolieri June 10 2003, 15:09:38 UTC

Hey lucas, i came across your journal and wanted to offer my words of support -- seriously just relax; everyone's recovery is different, everyone's pain factor is different, and everyone's body heals differently and at varied speeds. You will make it. You will.

Re: trannylucas June 10 2003, 15:43:52 UTC

Thanks!

Hi, I saw you over at Corey's LJ and popped in for a read kosseferal June 29 2003, 14:08:53 UTC

I had a look at the article at transhealth, since I just had a total hysto and oophorectomy about three weeks ago. Honestly, even though I didn't get the LAVH I'd signed on for, it wasn't that bad. The more you can get up and moving after surgery the faster you'll bounce back ( ... )