Hospitalized trans

[Trinity]

I'm really surprised at the level of care I am recieving here in FL at the local hospital.

They keep messing up on the pronouns, but then again, I don't present all that female in here, and the voice doesn't sound female at all.  But the courtesy I am getting and the understanding is so much better than the last time I was hospitalized.

I've been talking about DES a lot, raising awareness. The docs totally get it too, they are like, of course it did that.

Amazing that a political group tries so hard to make up their own truth and legislate medicine, when the real truth is with the scientists that know what the heck the human body is.

I told the docs what happened to me in NY.

They are really pissed, and not surprised.

[Leena]

Get well soon!

[Trinity]

Interesting experience, way better than new york and the pronoun use was a riot, I got all of them, and interchangeable use of "deadname" that's not dead and my preferred name, most we using the prefered and the newbies used the other name because its on the charts that way.

Heart is ruled out, I have a ton of tests to do and specialists to see, here we go again, but I'm discharged and back at home, with interesting takeaways about being nonbinary trans and out about it in the hospital. I was always afraid to go to the hospital here because I was trans. Not anymore.

[Trinity]

IT'S NOT BREAST CANCER!!!!!

And they even treated me right at the mammo place.

Mammo and ultrasound. Nothing to worry about.

So, next is the gastric folk, but this is HUGE for me, it was 4 years between mammos, dumb me.