I’m scheduled for surgery, next Thursday, March 12!
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3.6.09 / 8am
[...] I am scheduled for surgery next week, I will have to postpone my appointment with the ontolaryngologist, Dr. Murray Morrison, and will [...]
3.6.09 / 10am
YAY! I’ll keep you in my thoughts next week.
Do you think if you put bed risers under the futon, that it might help?
Like these: http://www.target.com/Plastic-Bed-Risers-Set-4/dp/B0009H2JPI
I had them on my futon for storage purposes, but it seemed more couch level with them.
3.7.09 / 8am
Katy, thank you! I didn’t even know such a thing as bed risers existed! I called around yesterday and found a set locally at a home medical supply shop. They’re wooden and $80 for 4. I will go take a look at them when I go into town on Tuesday and compare their benefits over the double mattress approach. I really appreciate the good vibes too!! 
3.11.09 / 9am
good luck tomorrow
3.13.09 / 12pm
Thinking about you and hoping your surgery went well. Will look forward to hearing from you when you’re up to it.
3.20.09 / 9am
had one on the 11th feeling great.. hope you do well also
3.24.09 / 11pm
Good luck man! I’ve been on T for 11 years and still haven’t managed to get mine yet. Curious to see how it goes. Any chance you could post on this page the links for those other videos of transguys talking about their hystos?
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