date on the 18th of september

[JesusA (imported)]

I certainly want to add my best wishes. I hope that this turns out to be everything that you have wished for.

I'm pleased that you have managed to find a surgeon in Germany for the procedure. I have been working to persuade on in Berlin to be more accepting, but he is still debating it. Please let me know if you would like a copy of the two articles that Richard Wassersug and I published on voluntary castration. Your doctor may find them interesting and/or useful.

[nutlessmuc (imported)]

hi guys, thanks you for your mails and wishes - today I came out of the hospital - and it seems all o.k. little swelling and discolour in the area, but not too much - and no pain more. My testicles were removed on the 18th via scrotum-cut - and I don´t miss them. regards norbert

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[sag111 (imported)]

Good for you and I do hope you are as happy as I am

[Monax (imported)]

Love and happiness in a new life!

[DonFL (imported)]

congrats! I am glad everything is working out for you, and you got it done properly!

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

I am pleased that you are well and happy since your sugery. --FLO--

[eu_kenny (imported)]

Congrats on your successful orchiectomy and welcome to the family.

[nutlessmuc (imported)]

now one week after my castration, the swelling is a little going down, but the skin in the aera is black and blue - but no pain anymore!! I hope the scrotalskin shrinks more!! - when you have questions, feel free and ask me...greatings from norbert, germany

[devi (imported)]

As far as the swelling is concerned it does seem to go down in half lifes every other day for a couple of months. The first month is annoying as hell and then the second month you will still seeing it diminish even further. And this whole entire period you are not to sit on the floor or your bed cross-legged (easier said than done for some of us) plus a whole bunch of other stuff but eventually you'll get over it. And don't let the rhythm get you carried away. No dancing in the living room. You may want to consider becoming a nun.

[genderless (imported)]

As far as the swelling is concerned it does seem to go down in half lifes every other day for a couple of months. The first month is annoying as hell and then the second month you will still seeing it diminish even further. And this whole entire period you are not to sit on the floor or your bed cross-legged (easier said than done for some of us) plus a whole bunch of other stuff but eventually you'll get over it. And don't let the rhythm get you carried away. No dancing in the living room. You may want to consider becoming a nun.

What, another nun around here! LOL, it will start looking like a parochial school around here.

I'm glad our friend in Germany is doing okay after his surgery. Get well soon.