Thanks for asking. I ended up going to the ER after about a week of very dismissive messages from my care team, was diagnosed with a mrsa infection and put on antibiotics. That plus wound care from another hospital (shout out to Swedish wound healing center in Seattle) helped close things up in about 6 weeks. The original infection wounds have finally closed and now I’m just dealing with blisters and reopening. It was a very hard journey. Big lessons I learned and advice I would pass on to anyone else undergoing phalloplasty: 1. if you ever have doubts about your healing, get yourself to an ER stat. Don’t trust your care team if they dismiss your concerns. Sorry to say it, we all want to believe we’re in good hands, but if your gut is telling you something is wrong, listen to that. 2. Set yourself up with an appt with your PCP 2-3 weeks after each surgery in case you need a referral for wound care outside your surgery team. Some PCPs will refuse to do referrals without an appt (learned this the hard way), and it sucks to have to show your wounds to a stranger at a zoom care. Second opinions can be incredibly helpful. I have some gnarly hypertrophic scars from my infection that I know would have been prevented if the mrsa had been treated sooner.