This is Part Four in my "Post-Surgery Reflections" series, where I discuss having undergone a trans-affirming surgery from the perspective of a nonbinary gender therapist. In “4-Week Anniversary“ I share: - What felt better during week 3 and what still felt…uncomfortable. - What I finally was able to...
This is Part Three in my "Post-Surgery Reflections" series, where I discuss having undergone a gender-affirming surgery from the perspective of a nonbinary gender therapist. In "Caregiver Duties & Partner Support" I share: - Updates on how my physical recovery is going & search for more post-surgical...
This is Part Two in my "Post-Surgery Reflections" series, where I discuss having undergone a trans-affirming surgery from the perspective of a nonbinary gender therapist. In "Yay for Gender Dysphoria Reduction!" I share: - Discussing what is gender dysphoria. - How long it’s been since I’ve known my...
This is Part One in my "Post-Surgery Reflections" series, where I discuss having undergone a trans-affirming surgery from the perspective of a nonbinary gender therapist. In "Procedure & Recovery" I share: - What surgery was performed and why I had it done - What steps I took to...
My reduction mammoplasty is coming up in less than two weeks! I thought I’d take this opportunity to answer a few questions ya’ll have been asking me about why I’m getting the surgery. I also share more about what I’ve been doing to best prepare...
I'm wanting to get in the best possible shape mentally, emotionally, and physically before my upcoming reduction mammoplasty. Here are some of the ways I plan on doing that. Feel free to hold me accountable over the next few months! :) ...
Just got out of therapy. Update on my possible surgery. Thoughts on the recent TIME magazine article. Thanks for watching! ...
Hard to believe, but it’s the first anniversary of my GRS. Top and bottom. You want details? Use your imagination. Or go back and read my posts from a year ago. Facebook actually reminded me about them. They sent me a notification of what I had...
by Danielle Badler It’s been almost exactly five months since my GRS surgery. Time to assess. I’ve heard people in similar situations say, “I’m still the same person.” I agree and disagree. Oh sure, I have the same flesh and blood. Although, uh, the shape of the flesh...
Guest Post by Danielle Badler 10 Days Post Op Complete. That’s how I feel. Complete. For the first time. No more feeling like a science project. Or a work in progress. Or a hybrid human. It’s behind me. And it feels great. Really great. Two days before surgery, Deena,...