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Michelle.

#20
May 10, 2009, 12:12:55 AM
Congrats Leslie... best of luck to you.
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Jeannette

#21
May 19, 2009, 05:50:54 AM
Thought about you today.  Hope you liked Trinidad. I did. It was a marvelous experience.  Happy birthday hun! :icon_hug:
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Genevieve Swann

#22
May 19, 2009, 06:34:56 AM
Congrats. It's a very good time of the year to be in Colorado. It will be warm and no snow. That IS fantastic news. Your good fortune just made my day. Thankyou. Hugs,Gen
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Natasha

#23
May 19, 2009, 06:13:34 PM
haha you've arrived girl!  hooray!
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Purple Pimp

#24
May 19, 2009, 10:58:26 PM
Congrats, Leslie!  Take it easy  :)

Lia
First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you would do. -- Epictetus
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sd

#25
May 20, 2009, 02:11:30 AM
Congratulations Leslie!
Come back soon.
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Butterfly

#26
June 13, 2009, 03:51:09 PM
Thank you very kindly for all your support.  I'm finally home.  We arrived yesterday. The op went well & I'm happy.  Everybody was so nice whilst I was in Mt. San Raphael Hospital, the nurses, Marci.  They treated me like royalty.  Now I'm home & feel depressed.  I dunno if it's the 8-hr flight or what but I'm in a lot of pain at this very instant.  Wish I could keep myself in a sitting position for longer periods of time but I can't.  It hurts, it hurts a lot, the pain can be too much at times.  And the post-operative care, the dilation regimen is making me mad.   I've been quite emotional lately so I'm sorry for being such a wimp :'(.  I was asking a friend: now that everything is over, what happens next?  can anybody tell me?
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Nero

#27
June 13, 2009, 05:05:59 PM
Quote from: Leslie on June 13, 2009, 03:51:09 PM
Thank you very kindly for all your support.  I'm finally home.  We arrived yesterday. The op went well & I'm happy.  Everybody was so nice whilst I was in Mt. San Raphael Hospital, the nurses, Marci.  They treated me like royalty.  Now I'm home & feel depressed.  I dunno if it's the 8-hr flight or what but I'm in a lot of pain at this very instant.  Wish I could keep myself in a sitting position for longer periods of time but I can't.  It hurts, it hurts a lot, the pain can be too much at times.  And the post-operative care, the dilation regimen is making me mad.   I've been quite emotional lately so I'm sorry for being such a wimp :'(.  I was asking a friend: now that everything is over, what happens next?  can anybody tell me?

Hi Leslie. I experienced some pretty serious depression after my top surgery. People say it's from the anesthesia and the healing process. I;m okay now. I think my body has calmed down. may be the reason. But I'm really happy now! I don't know what happens next after vaginoplasty; normal life finally perhaps?  :)
Nero was the Forum Admin here at Susan's Place for several years up to the time of his death.
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Shryke

#28
June 16, 2009, 03:36:57 PM
Quote from: Leslie on June 13, 2009, 03:51:09 PM
  I was asking a friend: now that everything is over, what happens next?  can anybody tell me?

       What's next? Life I would imagine! I'm very happy to hear that your operation was successful. As you know, your fight is not over yet! Maintaining your new organ is definitely an adventure in itself. I wish you a speedy recovery free of complication.

        But, you aren't alone in wondering "What's next?". Though SRS doesn't change everything, it is a goal in itself that does change many things. I myself would struggle for years to put together money, and it almost damaged my academics (I'm a college student) just in the process leading up to SRS! Imagining life without the goal of SRS seems like it would be such a less stressful concept- but one of the huge goals in our lives has been completed when it is all over and we might feel bored and drained. I hope you get used to it and find passion and drive in your life- Smile, you're all finished kid. =)
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Jeannette

#29
June 19, 2009, 11:19:13 PM
Quote from: Leslie on June 13, 2009, 03:51:09 PM
Thank you very kindly for all your support.  I'm finally home.  We arrived yesterday. The op went well & I'm happy.  Everybody was so nice whilst I was in Mt. San Raphael Hospital, the nurses, Marci.  They treated me like royalty.  Now I'm home & feel depressed.  I dunno if it's the 8-hr flight or what but I'm in a lot of pain at this very instant.  Wish I could keep myself in a sitting position for longer periods of time but I can't.  It hurts, it hurts a lot, the pain can be too much at times.  And the post-operative care, the dilation regimen is making me mad.   I've been quite emotional lately so I'm sorry for being such a wimp :'(.  I was asking a friend: now that everything is over, what happens next?  can anybody tell me?

Heya hun!  Don't fret.  You'll be ok in no time. Get plenty of rest & tell us all about it when you're up to it.  :icon_hug: Missed you.
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Renate

#30
June 20, 2009, 06:30:03 AM
Hey, Leslie, you're not a wimp.

Recuperation is almost a full-time job.
Just keep your eye on that and forget about the future for a while.
Take it one day at a time.
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Janet_Girl

#31
June 20, 2009, 06:44:21 AM
Hey Leslie,

You just had major surgery and it takes time for  the body to overcome that shock.  I have had major surgery in the past, and sometimes I thought that I would never get through it.  But I did.  You will too, Hon.

The future will wait, just take it one day at a time.  Each day will get better.  And you are home now which helps too.  Familiar surroundings.

Blessed Be.

Janet
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