Make use of the airport shuttles (those golf cart like things), or get a wheelchair to bring you through security and to the gate. This isn't a time to be proud, plus you have earned the right. 😊 Absent that, just plan to sit/rest as much as you can even if it means you get to the airport WAY early to give extra time to get to the gate.

Use a donut cushion on the plane if you have one, and if not, ask the flight attendant for a couple of blankets so that you can make a bit of padding on the seat.

Safe travels, and speedy recovery! 💜💜

It’s probably not a bad idea to take some simple over the counter painkillers and especially anti-inflammatory medicines…

Good luck and safe travels. Glad things are proceeding well for you. 🌸🌟

Personally I was glad for that last day, my body decided on that last day to have an allergic reaction to the antibiotics they were giving me 😅 was kinda scary tbh.

Be careful on your way home, and as the post above said, don't try to walk too much and take advantage of any provided mobility that you can. I bet it will be a relief to get home, I wish you a safe trip and good luck! Thank you again for sharing all of this with us. ❤️

Day 8, Finale: https://reddit.com/r/Transgender_Surgeries/s/GVALNACuxs

Does anybody know if there’s a discord for ppl who went to Montreal?