I decided not to see the midnight showing this time. I hate having to wait two hours for the movie in order to get a seat, and I always get stuck next to someone who's quiet waiting, then won't shut up during the entire movie, and sobs when something bad happens. I'm going to see a matinee instead. BUT IM SO EXCITED!
Aw. Thanks, but my transplant was a few years ago. I think you misunderstood. Rejection is pretty common, and can happen any time after a transplant, especially if you're spacey and a bit careless taking your medicine, but it probably isn't that at all. I won't know until tomorrow. It's probably just a virus going around here.
Still, thanks for your concern, I guess there was some confusion though. Hehe
My opinion: These people are seriously confused if they think surgery will change a gender identity. In fact, I know a lot of transgenders who do not even think of sexual reassignment surgery because they feel it's purely cosmetic. Gender identity is mental, and surgery doesn't change that.
Fine, I made up one, too.
There once was a man named Lugh
Who told stories that were never true.
Each story was for a snicker
If you argued, he would bicker.
And often kick you out of the chatroom, too.
No expectations at all, in my opinion. Personally, I'm not happy at all, unless I'm accomplishing something. I'm not saying high expectations are awesome, but what I think is worse between the two.
Lol, no offense, I never seen him around before this thread. He doesn't have any posts or activity, did you meet him on GA, or was it somewhere else and introduced him here?
What was the surgery for? To remove the dead tissue caused by the spider bite? My mom was bitten by a recluse once but nothing nearly as bad happened except some the skin around the bite died and they removed it leaving a pretty good sized scar, she thought it was a common garden spider until the small bump on her neck got worse after a few days. When it first happen she didn't feel anything but then we thought she was getting the flu so we took her to the doctor and he told us.
We're from New York, where there are no brown recluse spiders there so we never thought such a small spider could be such a nuisance. Good thing it only bites in defense.