Oh wow, that's pretty insane! I woke in my room when I went through it almost 6 months ago, and the morphine was already flowing.
That "cod piece" will get insanely uncomfortable the morning that he comes to remove it. Congratulations on finally getting the right parts - I know I use to have a penis, but I cannot remember it.
The sensations you may initially will still be associated with it, but that goes, and you start to associate the feelings with a vagina.
Feel free to reach out if you need to vent, ask questions etc. So happy for you.
Thank you! Yeah, it’s weird that the morphine didn’t work, they increased the dose and the pain didn’t change. I know what you mean about the association, I’ve had a similar feeling before, but it seems to have disappeared ☺️
Did you have any complications? Or did it go well?
I had no complications at all, I had BA done at the same time and even though I didn't have complications, that was worse than bottom surgery. Biggest advice? Slowly. Do everything slowly, I've heard of too many girls who have pulled stitches because they pushed themselves and especially walked to quickly.
Drink shit tons of water, I was drinking two bottles minimum between nurse runs.
Fruit, lots of fruit, especially pineapple and bananas. Pineapple is known to be good for healing scars - random fact.
Enjoy meeting her. I cried for 12 hours when the wrapping was removed, it was everything. All the emotions, and so much happiness.
Dilation can be a total mind fuck at first. I felt like I was being abused again, so had a lot to unpack.
When they remove the cathators relax (both blood, and urine, urine could be as soon as 6 days after surgery). If you don't relax, you won't pee, and they will have to put that bitch back in, and I heard screams from girls getting that done.
Holyfuck I am so happy that the catheter didn't have to be put back in for me, and that I wasn't awake when they put it in at the start 💀🤌
They almost had to reput on my iv tho and that terrified me for some reason
Yeah I didn't have the cathator put in before hand. IV I can deal with, but I've had too many people talk about the nightmare of getting the pee line reinserted.
Thank you so so much! I saved your reply 🤗
Congrats, you hip-y queen.
They inserted the catheter BEFORE surgery and getting put under? Oh, jeez. Not looking forward to that. And I'm sorry it was so painful for you at first :(. I wish you a speedy recovery!
catheter in the hand😃
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A catheter is a tube, it can be for urine diversion or for an IV. A catheter is a tube.
Ngl, I think some surgeons do do this to aid in the process, since the catheter is more rigid than the urethra itself and helps guide that part of the surgery (urethral mobilization and repositioning). I could be wrong though.
You're going to be Okay, don't worry
How are u feeling? ❤️
Much better than yesterday. They’re reducing the morphine, hopefully they’ll take it off tomorrow and I’ll be back on my feet.
Congratulations!
Thank you 😊
Congratulations Does it herts?
What was price?
13k$
Are you including everything like travel + hotel? I was quoted less than $13k for the actual surgery itself
Yes. Hotel, tickets, stuff, airbnb
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