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i.m.'s avatar

You go!

Emy's avatar

Hmmm... on the 20th of Jan you had full vaginoplasty and 2 months later you ride a bike and you complain about sore feet and bad timing?!? What about the 6 months off the saddle that the surgeons recommend? What about the sore pelvic region? Did you get full depth? What technique, PI, PPT, colon?

Stevie Bennett's avatar

I don't discuss the technique publicly sorry.

All I will say is I had zero complications from my surgery, none whatso ever and cycling was not a problem. If it had hurt I would have stopped. Plus I ride a dual nose Adamo a lot of the time. A very different proposition to a standard road saddle.

Stevie Bennett's avatar

BTW what does "Hmmm" mean??

Emy's avatar

It meant it's unbelievable that somone can ride a bike at two months out while every other girl I've met, spoke to, or read about whi went to dr Chet's team at WIH was still having difficulty walking, exhaustion and were very busy with dilation schedule. At two months out you still need at least 2 dilation sessions per day, each taking an hour or more including the cleaning.

Stevie Bennett's avatar

I'm nails!! Not exhausted at all. I was very fit before and less fit afterwards. I was swollen for a while around my feet but it was totally fine at month 2.

I would conversely say to you that I hope you're absolutely amazed if someone couldn't do anything physical at 2 months. 12 days after the surgery I was stood up giving a presentation to a board of directors on a video call.