Jul 28
durgery tomorrow
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durgery tomorrow
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So, my Septoplasty was successful but I found out I lost 8lbs from low appetite, insomnia and nausea issues from not being able to take my gummies (that’s what they are for). Anyway, I’m waiting on some fries while I recover but I don’t feel comfortable taking any gummies until later in the week cuz it feels too early for that rn.
Anyway, yeah, I feel like ass today but at least I’m so exhausted I’m actually sleeping.
i just got my nasal splints out, five days post op. one of the things I was hoping to get out of this was the ability to smell the rain again. that’s the first smell that hit my nose when I stepped outside. my neighborhood smells like earthen dirt. my nasal airways are so open that I suck in air when I breathe in through my mouth. I can drain mucus from my sinuses again. I felt lightheaded because of the amount of air I was able to breathe earlier. I take full breaths through my nose now. there’s still a lot of recovery to go through, I can’t really breathe through it normally quite yet because the skin is still so tender. inflammation and congestion come and go, there’s certainly a solid couple weeks of recovery left, but holy shit i’m through the worst of it.
you know what the best part is though? my voice. my voice used to have this underlying gravel to it. might’ve sounded nice if I were male but being someone who’d really rather not be male, it’s pretty fucking frustrating. but now? now that my nose isn’t blocked? it’s smooth. it’s clear. it projects further. legitimately with some refinement and vocal training I feel like I could do a pretty decent rendition of Sinatra’s works. when I pitch up my voice though? when I put just a pinch of effort into feminizing my voice, when I experiment with tone, it still sounds clear. it sound so much more natural when I speak in a higher tone now. really incredible stuff it makes the past week of suffering feel very, very worth it.
FINALLY BREATHING IN HD LETS GOOOOOOO
Before and after y’all. Can you see why I wanted surgery so badly?
And yes I love this stupid pic so much because I thought I could smell before but I was WRONGGGGGGGGG
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The fact that the longstanding infection surgically evacuated from my sphenoid/ethmoid sinuses grew freakin' MRSA is...well, really, I suppose such exoticism is just par for the course for my health.
(I had a septoplasty in addition to all the carpentry and remodeling done to remove the infection/open my sinuses and am doing much better than I expected for four days post-op. Hail prednisone.)
The best thing for MRSA is apparently to drain it, so I've got that covered; I also have one of the big anti-MRSA antibiotics going orally and will probably get more or another once the lab fully cultures the bacteria and finds out which drug will kill it best. Now that I've done a speedrun through PubMed on the subject, I'm very carefully not thinking about things like "what if it got into the bone where antibiotics don't penetrate real good?" and "what if after getting into the bone it gets into the brain?" because they are extremely, exceptionally slim possibilities, but yeah, every headache from now on is probably gonna make me a little nervous.
No makeup at all and pale looking, but 10 days post op after septorhinoplasty. The past week and a half has been hard and emotional, recovery is slow and I still can't breathe yet, but I am so proud of myself for doing this, I've been going deaf in both ears for over a decade and had chronic sinusitis, I'm so excited to just live a normal healthy life again and I love my new nose so much. 😊🙏💝
Thinkin bout cracking bones in the face 💀