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i had a meet n greet with the anaesthesiologist for my top surgery and he said it’s his favourite procedure to work on because everyone who wants it is just so truly happy to be there, and i can’t stop thinking about this career that is 99% attending to various sadnesses miseries and woes and 1% having funny little dudes in dangerfield buttonups throwing themselves on the operating table like YEEHAW LET’S GOOOO

jhscdood

as the anesthesiologist was wheeling me into the OR, i grabbed the nurse’s hand as we passed her, and i said, “I’LL BE RIGHT BACK, I’VE GOT TO GET SOMETHING OFF MY CHEST.”

my journey to the OR was temporarily delayed because said anesthesiologist was bent at the waist, in hysterics, and took several minutes to collect himself.

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Edit 10/13/22, since this post has broken containment:

Being trans is awesome, but transphobia sucks. If you are trans and need support, you can reach out to:

The Trevor Project’s 24/7/365 Lifeline at 866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386) or TrevorText, a text-based support option.

Trans Lifeline at 877-565-8860

If you are not in need of support but want to help trans folx, I encourage you to donate your money, time, or other resources to one of the following organizations:

National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) (advocacy)

Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund (TLDEF) (legal services)

Transgender Law Center (TLC) (legal services and advocacy)

Sylvia Rivera Law Project (SRLP) (legal services)

Trans Women of Color Collective (TWOCC) (advocacy)

Black Trans Advocacy (advocacy)

Trans Latina Coalition (advocacy)

Gender Spectrum (support for families, trans youth, and educators)

Gender Diversity and TransFamilies (support for families, trans youth, and educators)

Trans Youth Equality Federation (support for families and trans youth)

TransTech Social Enterprises (economic empowerment)

Transgender American Veterans Association (advocacy for trans veterans)

dduane

Reblogging with pleasure, to add the support links. :)

A little post-shower selfie

coolyo294

Free sushi at the bus stop on 10th st east in downtown st paul. For those who are interested

russianspacegeckosexparty

White girls need to drop the AAVE and bring back "AS IF!!! 😒" and "GET IT TOGETHER" like y'all were eating in the 2000s!

taken-for-pomegranted

bring this back

viridianacolyte

may i present my favorite twitter thread that compiled a list of tremendous white people phrases

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caesarsaladinn

albatrosses will wipe the floor with any species of bird you choose to compare them to. they’re the Most, or at least Extremely, by almost every metric

caesarsaladinn

wingspan. lifespan. intricacy of mating dances. devotion to monogamy. investment in offspring. ability to circumnavigate the globe. literary symbolism that is flexible but not to the point of meaninglessness. eyeliner quality. I could go on

aplpaca

muppetness of said offspring

jordyjinx

grawly

please back me and my game on kickstarter. thank you.

grawly

we’ve come so far since 2016 thank you everybody

blondedbambi

10001gecs

carly rae jepsen songs r always like [the most fun beat you’ve ever heard] i was in a place / but then i saw your face / and now wait! / i think this might be fate

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turboalienjesus-deactivated2021

Still a good precaution. And definitely necessary for everyone for when life has returned to normal in like three years just in case you meet the love of your life and they’re positive.

chicagosfinest2021

Couldn’t share this fast enough.

dragonanon

Rebloging this to add a little more info because it’s very important:

Antiretroviral therapy when used correctly can cause the user’s “viral load” (your viral load is how much of the virus is in your bloodstream), to drop because the medicine prevents HIV from creating copies of itself.

Regular blood tests are done to monitor your viral load, and after taking the medication long enough, it can drop so low that it becomes “durably undetectable”. This means that the HIV virus in you has become so miniscule that it can’t be detected, and by extension can’t be transmitted either. It’s important to note that in order to be considered durable undetectable, you MUST test as undetectable for at least 6 months after testing as undetectable for the first time.

Also very important, being durably undetectable does NOT mean that you’re cured or that the virus is gone, not by a longshot. The HIV virus is still very much there, but instead of being active, it’s gone dormant in a small number of cells called “viral reservoirs”. This why it’s EXTREMELY important that even after achieving durably undetectable status, you continue to take your Antiretroviral medications correctly. Because if you stop, the HIV virus will reemerge from the viral reservoirs and pick up right where it left off in creating copies of itself, and you will have to start all over again if you want to become durably undetectable again.