My Pre-Hysterectomy Surgery Exam

By Kendra Holliday | August 27, 2012 at 6:32 am

Medical Pin-Up!

The other day I had my pre-hysterectomy exam, and Matthew accompanied me. After all, I possess his favorite pussy in the world, and he wants to make sure it’s in good hands!

I sat on the exam table and he sat in a corner. When the doctor walked in, Matthew stood up and loomed over him.

“I brought my partner,” I told the doctor.

“You mean your posse!” he quipped, shaking his hand.

I brought a whole page of questions to go over with the doctor. He was so nice to hang out with us and answer all of them.

My most pressing questions had to do with sex after surgery.

GUESS WHAT! I learned great news!

I CAN HAVE AS MUCH SEX AS I WANT after surgery, whenever I’m up for it!

The only limitation is I can’t have anything inside my vagina for 4-6 weeks.

Other than that, we can do oral, I can get aroused, use a vibrator, we can do breast and body play, I can have as many orgasms as I want! I can watch Matthew and Lana have sex – she’s going to be my surrogate pussy while I’m out of commission! (I have some wicked fantasies in mind, let’s see if they play out!)

As soon as we found out the good news, Matthew stood up as if to leave and jokingly said, “Well my work here is done.”

The doctor shot back, “Hardly! Your work is just beginning!”

The surgery is on September 6.

He described it to us, and I have to say, I’m REALLY glad I’ll be unconscious for it!

They’re going to insert an IV and catheter, then administer the anesthesia. Once I’m out, they inflate my belly with gas to clear other organs. It sure would suck if they nicked my bowel or bladder! He’ll cut a small hole in my belly button and insert a cannula. They’ll have a camera and tiny harmonic sharp things to work with. They’ll also cut two small holes on either side of my belly so they have room to work.

The surgery will take a couple hours.

After that, I have to wear compression stockings and recover overnight in the hospital. I’ll have to take it easy for a few weeks. I’ll probably work fromĀ  home for a while, and won’t be able to lift anything heavy or run around.

I HAVE AN EXCUSE TO TAKE IT EASY.

Let me take you through my exam – I’m sure you’ve always wanted to peep on something like this, right??

Here I am, feet in the footrests, ass to the edge of the table.

I'm ready for my closeup.

Next, he gave me a breast exam.

Do a monthly self-check on your breasts!

Then he moved to my nether regions. (Don’t you hate when they call it that in romance novels?)

He's going in!

Below, he’s taking a tissue culture of my soon-to-be-gone cervix. Look at me clutch my pearls! I’m surprised he didn’t get a pic of me biting my hand. I was doing that a lot. Would you believe I tested negative for HPV? If it’s estimated that 80% of the population will get it, so how is that possible?! I’ve had sex with hundreds of people! I guess safer sex works for me – I still haven’t gotten a single STI. Unbelievable. As Germaine Greer said, “it makes me feel like an Arctic explorer who has never had frostbite.”

That facial expression is typical in this position.

OK, so do you want to see my cervix? If not, DON’T SCROLL DOWN. Look at this cute little uterus my friend knit for me instead:

My new mascot!

Since it was going away soon and heading for that big biohazard bin in the sky, I REALLY wanted a pic of the little love doughnut, along with my uterus and fallopian tubes (the doc said removing fallopian tubes reduces the chances of ovarian cancer, even if you hang on to your ovaries!) I had a pic of my cervix taken back in April at a Pussy Party, but the photographer never got around to sharing the pics. :( So, I was forced to broach the subject here.

Embarrassed, I asked the doc, “Um, do you think, would it be possible, would you mind, um, if I got a pic of my cervix?”

He was totally cool with it! He even lined the light up and helped Matthew get a good shot. At first, it had milky secretions on it (eww!) but he swiped it clean for the shot. He had to crank the speculum open extra wide, which was uncomfortable, but you know what they say about suffering for art.

TA DA!

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At your cervix!

After we got the shot, he told us, “Now don’t go posting that on facebook.”

I giggled nervously. If he only knew!

Comments

Leanne 2012-08-27 06:51:25

Cool pic! Though IME, wait a couple of weeks to have a really good rocking orgasm, because it pulls at the interior wounds and hurts like hell.

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    Kendra Holliday 2012-08-27 07:54:36

    Definitely good advice. I’m not out to show off and have an orgasm as soon as possible like Matthew was – he had his first orgasm after his vasectomy five hours later!

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      Jennifer 2012-10-15 23:10:31

      I found your website through youtube and have been reading through your blogs.

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Joe T 2012-08-27 12:35:34

Golly you’re an awesome lady. I wish you the best with your surgery.

Your doctor sounds kinda great.

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    Kendra Holliday 2012-08-27 12:42:01

    Aww thanks! Yeah I feel good about my doctor. When he described the procedure he got excited about it, you could tell he’s passionate about his work.

    Also at one point I asked about pain management and he said, “I’m going to make you suffer, bitch.” I was so shocked! Then he said right away, “I’m kidding!”

    It was cool hearing him and Matthew engage in locker room talk. I mean, it kinda turned me on, like it was a roleplay scene, but it was real! It was the most fun I’ve ever had at a gyno visit!

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Scott 2012-08-27 14:20:19

Good vibes and light headed your way today and Sept.6th.

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Stephen 2012-08-28 04:40:21

THANK YOU!

As a fairly clueless manperson, yours is only the 2nd cervix I’ve ever seen – Annie Sprinkle the first. (the 2nd I’ve ever seen of someone I’ve met/know, albeit online with you). It humanizes it somehow, and makes the viewing more ‘real.’

And you say he had to crank the speculum which was a bit “uncomfortable?” That’s baby-head sized cranking!! OWWWWW! And I’m a DUDE! That still makes me think OW. I know you’ve had hundreds of penis-things in there, and one baby-thing come out, but that’s still cranked pretty effing wide.

Also, MAJOR congrats on the HPV – BUT. How can they tell? There’s no blood exam for it…I thought they could only tell if/when you had an outbreak? Or maybe that’s just for us menfolks? Supposedly 50-60% of the sexually active population will get it to some degree while over 95% will be exposed to it or currenly are carriers (per the CDC info). I am a sufferer and carrier, tho I only get the mildest little table-top-type warts – they can hardly even be called warts. They look more like miniscule kinda red salt flats.

Thanks again for your openness regarding this process – it’s going to be ‘shared’ quite often as you journal your progress I’m certain.

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Llermo 2012-08-28 12:17:53

Interesting & beautiful :) @}’~~

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davidwraith 2012-08-30 02:33:42

I love you so much!

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    Kendra Holliday 2012-08-30 12:19:17

    I am honored to hear that from you! I love you, too!

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Jupiter 2012-09-01 22:52:44

I’m not entirely sure how I’ve ended up here tonight but feel that I must pass on my well wishes and blessings for your surgery.

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Audrey, Medical Student 2012-09-15 01:41:48

Kendra, you had a beautiful cervix. I’ll bet that it was the first one ever ‘found’ for several WashU med students, and the day one finds his/her first cervix is truly a special day.

I wish the GTAs out here at Brown were as awesome as you! Love your blog!

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Tim 2012-09-20 14:02:14

I like this one as well.

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