Welcome to my blog for those who are new and for my followers, this is my first post for March by god it was a slow month in February thanks to SecondLife that game is so addicting.
My transition is the only thing on course, without employment insurance my operation will be on hold but my bi monthly injections will continue. I paid for all my medical in advance and am thankful for it too. I have 5 months left in estrogen and spiro to continue with the proestrogen was taken away it was giving me too much main in my chest development.
So whats new, nothing really am not able to find a job anywhere and that is upsetting since I am a network engineer but I am surviving only because of side work which helps pay the bills but not the mortgage. I charge the least but it still doesn't bring in enough clients because we are in a recession thanks to a mighty stupid man who really screwed this country up. This recession is so depressing I wish things would pick up, in my neighborhood six house are in foreclosure because people aren't working and they can not pay the bills without work. I have even thought of moving to another state but it is happening everywhere, no work.
***What is happening with secondlife, Shauna is nine months pregnant with two weeks left, the baby will finally arrive. I purchased a small island and had a girl friend build a castle on it. It is truly beautiful with water and mountains all around it. Secondlife is addicting in a way but it also provides me a path to get away from my depression and I also learned to type faster since I talk with my fingers and not my mouth. Now with 380 friends throughout the world, secondlife has given me my enjoyment.***
As for health, 4 weeks ago I passed a kidney stone that was huge but nothing compared to the one I am trying to pass now, it is stuck in the uretha but it isn't as painful as the others in the past. Only because it is stuck and once is dislodges all hell will break loose LOL. So that is what is happening here in my life.
My hair is so much longer now, my bangs are on my chin so I have to have it styled somehow so it looks nice and manageable because the way it is now, I am tempted to shave my head.
It is almost one year since I announced my difference in the world. So much has happened since that day, my friends are still with me but not like with my male side. I have done speakings and an interview for a newspaper. My shoe collection has come to a hold till I am working again but I have 200+ shoes, the secret to buying shoes is get the style you like at a fantastic price and purchase 3 pair red, white, and black because you will regret it when you wear an outfit and it calls for those colors. I also only have two purses, someday I will get something different but I really like the shoulder purse and I wish I had used it in my past, the storage is fantastic. My pockets could never carry all of that.
Ok that is it for the month of March and I am so sorry for not keeping up with this blog, being depressed sure doesn't help and I am hopefully waiting to go back to work. Until next time I hope you all are healthy and happy.
Love you all very much
Shauna
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Shauna, where are you?
Labels: happy, health, money, mtf, recession, transition, unemployment
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7 Comments:
Kidney stones that size would be enough to depress anyone, let alone all the other things you've got going on!
Any chance of getting someone to "ultrasound" that to shatter it? Last I knew that was the preferred treatment though it's been a few years since I knew anyone going through it...
If you ever need to talk, my e-mail is here for you! Nice to have words from you again! Know I'll be thinking of you...
alan
Thank you Alan, you are such a dear man :-) The stones usually work their way out and since I prefer not to use the VA unless it is a dire emergency I will deal with it. If it doesn't work its way out I will use a rubber mallet to crush it LOL.
Thank you for the kind words.
Hey sis! Glad you made it back here. So sorry to hear about your health difficulties. I've heard that kidney stones are more painful than delivering a baby. That has to be bad.
Glad you are finding fulfilment in SL, but don't forget the rest of us who love you. :)
You know I have never forgot any of you, and once I have this baby I will be back I promise. I love what it has done to me, I am more considerate to people in real life now. I will be fine with this stone, I have had so many that I am an expert and know exactly the route it is on. LOL a rubber mallet would shake it up.
See you soon Sis, 2 weeks left.
Your comment on my blog showed me that you were back. You were missed, dear. You really were. I'm glad you're around and choosing to poke your head out sometimes. Blessings to you, my dear friend.
Welcome back, my friend! I am so happy you are back on my reading list. I hope that you will feel better soon and keep us informed more often. Let us know when the blessed event occurs... blessings to you and yours.
Another welcome back! Hope your problems improve soon:-)
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