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Thanks for your thoughts, brothers. I'm always grateful for the support.

Just had the surgeons here with their team of students. They're pleased with my recovery. So hopefully tonight will be the last night for me. They'll probably arrange district nurses to come around every now and again to change my bandages. If stitches don't dissolve, then they'll be taking those out with the staples.

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Cailen.

Go ahead. Everything will be okay, we are with you.

Thanks brother.

Still not taking any painkillers. The surgeon, doctors and nurses are shocked. The thing is, I've been living without stomach muscles for a year now with the old stoma on the left.Some fresh slicing, stitches and staples will hurt when coughing, but otherwise, this is nothing. Occupational health and safety freaks always tell us to bend at the knees, not the waist. I spent the last year building leg muscles; that's why I'm not in any pain and have no need for pain killing drugs.

That's the salubrious way of the Creator!

But it's a combination of experience and muscle. It helps that I've been wearing a stretchy velcro back brace while sleeping for the last year to keep the shitbag in place. I brought it with me to the hospital and it's now keeping my stomach in place as well as the new shitbag.

I have stitches where the old stoma outlet was. A new hole for the new stoma outlet, and about five inches of staples and stitches in a verticle slice of my abdomen.  With the previous horizontal 5 inch scar, that makes a cross. Lucky for me I've been operated on by Christians mad with their crosses, and not a Jew!

And if any headshrinks come near me, I'm going to let loose. Then those nigger lovin' scum will find out just how much of a "terrorist" I can be.

I'm on my tablet with a keyboard sitting next to my bed in a chair at one of those hospital tables. So I have a sort of work station with no work to do other than to send emails. I did edit a page on the website, but the amount of effort that takes on the tablet just isn't worth it, But at least it can be done. I'd rather my laptop, but I've got enough to carry when leaving.

Earlier today, I edited an old post from Brother Grimm. The YT video had been deleted. I couldn't find a suitable replacement to fit the title, so I just chucked in a couple of memes and added a related video of a goat copying a Muslim talking. That made me laugh and fucking hurt!!!!

But still, I've had worse!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmInkxbvlCs

Original topic video replaced.

Deadly serious. I'm segregated in a room meant for the infected.

Physiotherapy came around to assist me out of bed. By 9am I was already out of bed. Nobody expected that. I've also refused Panadol and Oxy.

[Playbook aims to re-imagine approach to gender equality]

Just a little push back and rational thought and these freaks go into panic mode...

Playbook aims to re-imagine approach to gender equality

https://www.easternriverinachronicle.com.au/story/9066898/playbook-aims-to-re-imagine-approach-to-gender-equality/

Leadership, knowledge sharing, feminism and activism will be themes of a major gender equality conference to be hosted in Australia for the first time.

Women Deliver, a global organisation advocating for gender equality, will host its 2026 conference in Melbourne, the first time the event is being held in the Oceanic Pacific region.

More than 6000 advocates including grassroots organisers and policymakers are expected to attend to strategies, build solidarity and shape feminist futures.

In anticipation, Women Deliver has launched its Feminist Playbook, a strategic documented that will be finalised at the conference in April.

Australia was part of a region at the forefront of climate justice, gender equality and decolonisation which made it an important part of the global conversation on these issues, Women Deliver president Maliha Khan said.

"Right now we're living through a backlash against gender equality as democratic norms are being eroded, funding is shrinking, and the most vulnerable, including girls, women, and gender-diverse people, are paying the price," Dr Khan told AAP.

"We're also seeing that the systems meant to protect our rights such as multilateral institutions, development aid and political commitments have failed.

"In truth, these systems were never designed by or for girls and women and the traditional development model, with its gatekeeping, colonial legacies and extractive structures, hasn't delivered justice."

The playbook aims to re-imagine and rebuild existing systems to ensure it works for the world's women and girls, not against them.

"In practice, that means governments, donors, civil society, and service providers can lift elements of the playbook straight into policy and programming," Dr Khan said.

"We can't cling to systems and narratives shaped by discrimination and colonial power. We have to re-imagine them so they actually serve girls, women and gender-diverse people."

Australian Associated Press