An owned slave here seeking to please my Owner and seeking a safe & clean physician or knowledgable person to completely nullify me. ain't a joke or a fantasy on my part. wish to do whats right for my Owner. i know the outcome, i just want to please. anyone on the east coast knowing of a possible physician willing to preform said proceedure. please contact me soonest. thanx heaps.

If you have a few thousand dollars, you can have a sex change doctor in Thailand do it. Here is their website:

http://www.srsthailand.com/

According to a description of one nullification procedure at http://www.bmeworld.com/smooth/02_01.htm , post-operative bed rest might not be necessary. So, you might just need three days, including flying to Thailand, having the operation, resting one day in bed just in case, then flying back and having a local doctor manage your aftercare. (You might want to contact the Thailand clinic and ask them if this is actually feasible; I'm just guessing.)

happousai (imported) wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2002 8:53 pm According to a description of one nullification procedure at http://www.bmeworld.com/smooth/02_01.htm , post-operative bed rest might not be necessary. So, you might just need three days, including flying to Thailand, having the operation, resting one day in bed just in case, then flying back and having a local doctor manage your aftercare.

I wouldn't assume that . . .

"Not requiring bedrest" and "sitting for twenty hours in a plane at high altitude and low pressures, hours from medical care" are quite different.

Even if one is up and walking the next day (for me it was slowly and cautiously LATE the next day), that does not mean one is ready for a trans-oceanic flight.

We each heal differently, and each surgery is different no matter how simple.

As an example, 7 years before my nullification I had a vasectomy. I had my vasectomy on my lunch hour and went back to work. About six months later my co-worker, same age, same health, very similar build, had a vasectomy at the same clinic with the same surgeon.

Wayne's scrotum puffed up like a poisoned pup, and required drainage the next day. Wayne also missed about a week of work, and was on light duty for another two weeks. Even after that, I did the ladder climbing for both of us for probably the next month.

If one has surgery in Thailand, I'd absolutely not plan on flying back in under a week.

If you are up and running marathons the next morning then you have a nice week's vacation in a beautiful part of the world. If it doesn't go quite that smoothly you have a week to get to the point where it might be OK to fly back.

Don't rush it. Even if your recovery is ideal, and you feel ready to fly back right away, don't. Mid-Pacific is NOT the place to suddenly and unexpectedly need the services of an emergency room.

Take care,

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I would have to second what Tomas has said. I've done a lot of heavy play myself over time and usually can perform my job afterwards as long as I take it a little easy.

However after being there for Riverwind and TheFraj after they were castrated I would say give yourself plenty of time to heal afterwards. Neither Riverwind nor TheFraj were able to do much the first few days. Remember they just did a castration, not a penectomy.

Play it safe and plan on relaxing at least a week before flying back.

I thought I would take a weeks vacation maybe one sick day and be ready to go,

I was castrated Sept 6th 2002 by a good surgeon, started to heal nicely then wham an infection, back to the hospital for 4 days.

I am still home and wont see my doctor until the 8th of October. To see if and when I might return to work.

I think in Thailand they required two weeks but not sure.

However what ever the time make sure you are totally healed before you leave.

Good luck and hope everything works out for you OK.

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Riverwind (imported) wrote: Wed Oct 02, 2002 7:44 am I was castrated Sept 6th 2002 by a good surgeon,

> started to heal nicely then wham an infection, back to

> the hospital for 4 days.

Wasn't that a result of forgetting to take Cipro, though?