TPT#395 - Least Worst

As the lower surgery saga progresses, life doesn't quit, and Child#2 has required more of our time and energy than usual.

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TPT#394 - Topography Of The Gender Map

When George was preparing for his first stage of surgery, he was contacted by someone whose professional title with the hospital is "Gender Navigator". Over the course of the surgical process, he has appreciated that person's presence, so when they asked for his input and feedback about his process and interactions with the hospital, he was happy to answer questions and offer his thoughts.

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TPT#393 - Emerge Out The Side Of My Body

We've taken a couple of trips recently, while waiting for George's final stage of surgery. Our travels weren't without complications, as Jess got covid which almost upended one trip, and George got shingles which has postponed his surgery.

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TPT#392 - I'm Weird And Gross

If you're here, you already know that listening to queer podcasts is a good way to connect with queer community when life is busy and time or energy to engage in more active connection are inaccessible. After listening to a recent episode of Gender Reveal, George had some thoughts about his own concept of gender and how it interacts with socially-constructed concepts of gender, so we talked to you all about it.

The episode we referenced can be found here: https://gender.libsyn.com/episode-160-raquel-willis

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TPT#391 - Almost Peed On The Guy Next To Me

As we continue to wait for the insurance and scheduling for George's last stage of surgery, he's been busy with travel and more travel. Between visiting his sister and visiting Cousin Vinnie, he's had plenty of opportunity for ridiculous gendery nonsense.

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TPT#390 - Like Two Chicken Wings

While George waits for the next stage of his surgery to get scheduled, parenting continues apace, and Child#2 has given us a run for our money the past couple of weeks.

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TPT#389 - Rerouting Communications

While George is still recovering from his most recent round of surgery revisions, Child#0 decided to get married and saved the actual planning for the last minute, and Child#2 and Child#3 started back to school.

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TPT#388 - Where Everything Is Coming Out From

George got repairs done for his lower surgery, then did hyperbaric treatments to help the repairs stick. Transmasculine lower surgeries typically have more complications than most folks like to talk about, but we're talking anyway, because complications and all, it will have been worth it in the end.

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TPT#387 - Pressurizing and Depressurizing

George's second stage of surgery went better than the first, thanks in large part to following it up with hyperbaric treatment.

Disclaimer: Audio quality was a challenge this week. If that becomes a barrier to listening, we won't be offended if you need to skip it and come back next time.

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TPT#386 - All Of These Moving Parts

George went back to his surgeon to discuss the complications with his metoidioplasty, and while he was there he got to have a bit of fun with his Cousin Vinnie. Now he may or may not have an appointment for the next stage of surgery, in less than a week, and we're trying not to get too overwhelmed trying to make that work at such short notice.

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