Quote from: crowcrow223 on June 19, 2014, 06:25:48 AM
What's queefing? What's a granulation? What's a fistula?
Thanks girls!
Queefing - The expulsion of air from a vagina. A pussy fart. I've only done it once to my knowledge. That was when Dr. McGuinn pulled the nine yards of packing from inside me. Once the last of the packing was removed, I "queefed". I giggled uncontrollably.
Granulation - From WiseGeek ->
QuoteGranulation tissue is collagen-rich tissue which forms at the site of an injury. As the body heals, this tissue fills in the injury, and may eventually scar over. The scar may fade over time, especially if the wound is small. In some cases, the body produces too much granulation tissue, in a condition known as proud flesh, in which case medical treatment may be required to halt the overproduction.
They put it better than I could. Basically granulation is not necessarily a bad thing, but can lead to scarring at the suture sites.
Fistula - An opening in the vaginal wall between the vagina and the inner abdomen. Fistulas can occur between the abdomen, the intestines, bladder, or rectum. This is a very serious condition and can lead to peritonitis, and other serious infections. They can exhibit themselves as fecal matter, gas (not queefs), or urine, being expelled from the vagina. If you notice anything like this, see your surgeon or doctor ASAP!
They are rare, but do occur.
My doctor was Dr. McGuinn, and over seven years on, I am still feel astounded! I am very happy.
Going into the surgery, I felt that it wasn't as important as the other parts of transition I had accomplished. I had completely transitioned in society and my life by that time. No one would ever see what was between my legs, so what did it really matter? Before surgery I thought it was the icing on the cake and nothing more. The last step. The last piece of the puzzle.
However when I awoke from surgery, I felt like I had been reborn! I finally felt that my body truly matched my mind. I attained a peace of mind I had never had before. All the gears finally meshed.
I finally felt "normal".
If you have any questions, feel free to comment or PM me.
-Sandy