Where Do I Stand . ( An Intersex Story )

Where Do I Stand . ( An Intersex Story )

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Chresanto August April 17 , 2009 Page 1 Today was the day that I'd been waiting for , that my body had been craving for and my mind had been thinking about . today was the day when the doctors called in to let me know which body part that I would be keeping and which body part would be leaving . * telephone rings * Me : hello ? Other line : hello , chresanto this is docter Smith , im calling in for your results and its sad to say that your testicals will have to be removed due to testicular cancer . My heart shattered 4 different ways. Me : okay thanks doc I'll be in tomorrow at 9 for the procedure . Other line : okay , see you tomorrow. * phone line goes dead * I shake my head as I go lie back in my bed , a man .... Without testicals ... ? .....Where do I stand ?
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