I have gotten so much hate today for merely pointing out the facts around Khelif situation. She is not Trans. Stop saying she was in order to push you anti woke anti trans agendas.
Khelif is a female with genetic abnormalities. The people who are attacking her are sick in the head or doing it for engagement. Some situations just donโt have a right answer. Stop promoting hate and start understanding the nuances of every situation.
Truly just so emotionally beat down right now. Just feeling really alone.
Wishing being verbally abused was not adding to everything, but when you have a family as great as mine they just love to keep giving. /s
I think Iโve cried more the past two months than I ever have in my life. Losing pets is hard as well as bracing for another loss has just really eaten away at me. I talk to no one. I work. I come home. Rinse and repeat. Itโs like I want to reach out to people but just cannot.
This is Pepper Jack. Heโs a lovely dog I met in Harlem, New York today. Heโs landed on tough times and was surrendered to the shelter.
I thought it would be lovely to use Twitter to find him a forever home. This is his story, heโs a gentle soulโฆ (1/6) ๐งต
How is my wife?
Lots of folks asking (thank you). So, an update for you:
It's been a little over 2 weeks since it happened, & we were told it would be a minimum of 6 weeks before her body recovered from all the blood she lost.
Because of the amount of blood loss, she still gets light headed & has dizzy spells. But those are getting less frequent.
We are monitoring her HCG levels at home. As of now, she is still getting a positive pregnancy test.
This is where it gets scary.
If those levels don't go down soon there is serious risk of infection, which can lead to a world of other very scary problems. Including sepsis.
So, she's not out of the woods yet, physically... and her incomplete miscarriage, is STILL potentially incomplete.
The likelihood of her still needing a D&C is looking increasingly likely.
Which, if they would have just DONE THE PROCEDURE IN THE FIRST PLACE, WE WOULDN'T BE HERE!
The barbaric way she was treated will forever infuriate me.
We have no faith in the doctors, or the medical system here in Texas.
If you, or your daughter, or your wife was put through what my wife was, would YOU trust them?
So seeking care here is not something we are interested in.
However, there are physicians in other states who have reached out. They have been caring, & kind, & very generous in their offers to get us the help we need, if we need it.
This is real life here in Texas.
Denying my wife the care she needed. Sending her home on 3 different occasions to almost bleed out on our bathroom floor.
Texas Abortion Law did that.
My wife is strong. I am in awe of her strength as she recovers. I know she's going to be ok.
But, here we are, weeks later, and we STILL may have to leave the state to get the care she needs.