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| My previous Creative Cocktail Hour appearance, October 2019 |
My plan was to attend the first post-pandemic Real Art Ways monthly “Creative Cocktail Hour,” but I will have to postpone my coming out until next month.
For most of this year, I have had on and off pain and swelling in my private areas. I hoped it would go away on its own, but of course, it did not and it got worse as time marched on. So I finally visited my doctor last month and the diagnosis was an inguinal hernia.
If I sit on my dupa all day, I am fine, but if I start walking around for a bit, the pain begins and lasts for hours thereafter. As a result, I have given up my daily one-mile hikes through the woods, as well as all outings en femme.
The good news is that I am having surgery to correct the problem later this month. My surgeon is using a new procedure that reduces recovery time to a few days, so hopefully by this time next month, I will be out and about en femme as Goddess intended.
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| Wearing Paige |
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| Joey out and about in a big box grocery store |
Dear Stana ,
ReplyDeleteThis week was the first time I saw a femulator at the grocery store , she looked very nervous , I think going out grocery shopping enfemme is for many very first time out in public . I have very often wished to do the same . I hope your surgery goes well .
I wore a black dress and heels for Halloween one year to work and to go grocery shopping. No one batted an eyelash at all, and I was quite calm.
DeleteStanley (Stana), may your surgery go well and may you heal quickly.
John
I hope your recovery is quick and easy Stana. Best wishes!
ReplyDeleteStana,
ReplyDeleteHave a quick and successful surgery. Our prayers will be with you..''
Davina
Dear Gussie, if it ain't one thing, it's another!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you've been suffering. Prayers from here for a successful procedure and a speedy recovery.
Hope you are back to the walks and getting out appropriately dressed real soon!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are attending to your well being. The whole world is looking forward to your click-clacking re-entry. Cheers m'dear!
ReplyDeleteI had the inguinal hernia procedure way back in 2001. Although no surgery is fun or pain-free, even back then, it was by far the easiest time I've ever had in the OR. I went home the same morning, felt immediate relief, and was feeling pretty much back to normal after a week of rest. It could only have improved since then. I know they will treat you well and you'll be back out in the world soon. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteAll these years Stana, you were saved by your girdles. The pandemic comes and Stana is sans girdles. Wa-la, hernia time. The take-away ? Wear girdles for health and vitality.
ReplyDeleteActually, I am wishing you a successful procedure and quick recovery.
You will be back in your girdles and hose in no time
Angel Amore
Medical evidence suggests that tucking itself is a frequent cause of inguinal hernia. Forewarned.
DeleteBest-Susan
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ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your pain and its cause. I hope your surgery goes well and you recover swiftly. Sue x
ReplyDeleteAll the best with the surgery and subsequent recovery! May it be swift and liberating (in revserse order).
ReplyDeleteOuch Stana, that really is painful. Good luck with the surgery. May you have many wonderful en-femme outings as soon as possible to look forward to.
ReplyDeleteWishing a speedy recovery,
ReplyDeletePenny from Edinburgh.
Welcome to the club. I had laparoscopic surgery a few years ago for a double I final hernia. Fun times. I was back at it pretty quickly. I think I had to quit running for 2 weeks, but otherwise, a couple of days.
ReplyDeleteCamille
As a long term, though mostly silent, follower I just want to wish you well with the surgery
ReplyDeleteDeni xx
Hope your surgery goes well
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