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How many people go to SRS/bottom surgery with someone?


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  1. 1. From what you've read, does it seem like most go with a friend?

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I was curious how many people, MtF or FtM go to the genital surgery clinic with someone? A friend? A fellow trans-friend?

It seems like quite a few from what I've read, but I'd like to know how many actually go alone. And especially for MtF's who elect to go to Thailand for surgery?

~Emily

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Interesting question. I've asked my mother and a good friend, but that time is a long ways away yet... I don't really have any trans friends close enough that I would ask to go to Thailand with me for a month but maybe. I'll have to see when I get there.

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Guest Donna Jean

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My letter is on file with Dr. Preecha in Bangkok....

When I go, my girlfriend will be with me...because we'll get SRS at the same time....

Go figure!

Dee Jay

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My letter is on file with Dr. Preecha in Bangkok....

When I go, my girlfriend will be with me...because we'll get SRS at the same time....

Go figure!

Dee Jay

Hm, that's interesting!

So I'm still not really sure, but it sounds more like it's an optional thing. In most of the trans films I've seen the women took a friend with them, maybe that's just Hollywood or something.

~Emily

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Guest musicalice
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My letter is on file with Dr. Preecha in Bangkok....

When I go, my girlfriend will be with me...because we'll get SRS at the same time....

Go figure!

Dee Jay

That's a beautiful way to do it :)

I'd want to have someone with me to remind me I don't have to be a loner any more. Either a friend or one of my parents. It'll be like choosing my maid of honour :)

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A good friend from my local group went with me, there are a few people from my local group that went to Thailand by themselves and had no problems, if they did they do not talk about them, there are others i know that had surgery here in the US or Canada that also went alone that did fine. personally i think it is better having someone with you, the first couple weeks after surgery moving around or getting up is uncomfortable and sometimes painful, at least it was for me.

Personally i could not imagine being half way around the world, in a strange country by myself having major surgery.

Paula

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When ever it is i get it , my boy friend will deffinately be going with me, my mom will prolly be going too, can never have enough emotional support. plus having your mom around to take care of you when your sick or hurt is just awsome :)

Sakura

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I had planned to go it alone, due to finances, but my gf flew out while I was on the table to surprise me when i woke up. Yes, she's incredible. She was with me from the Fri I had my surgery to the following Mon. She got me through the worst of it, helping me out of bed the first few times etc, and of course the company couldn't be beat.

Can it be done on your own, absolutely! But having someone there just makes it all the better.

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Guest Erin Quinn

My boyfriend and mother are going to be coming with me out to San Francisco for my appointment. Feeling so lucky to have them both willing to come along on the journey

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I will be flying to Miami to be with my friend Rita when she takes her final step and has orchie. I will stay three days and then head home, which is her plan. Personally, I think she should have allowed more time but I guess she will be able to drive from Miami to Jacksonville Florida that soon after, right? :rolleyes:

Kelise hit the nail on the head, though, when she said that the company can't be beat!

Love

Pamela

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Guest Donna Jean

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Actually, I now a number of post-op girls that went to Colorado, Montreal or Thailand alone.....

It's apparently not that uncommon....

Dee Jay

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Guest angelina1813

I'll probably be alone to thailand. Although some of my other sisters wanted to go with me and get some surgeries done at the same time.

Whatever it is I think and preparing for alone...... But i'll have you guys to talk to while I'm there :)

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Guest Lizzie McTrucker

It would be nice to have someone come along to help you while you're recovering but sometimes with schedules and all it doesn't work out that way. Someone to get your bag to get something out, or get something that dropped on the floor, etc.

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