. coincidence.On a warm summer day I had an appointment for the scan. Considering it was around my shoulder, I dressed as usual. I was very surprised ...hen a pretty lady told me in the dressing room that I could keep everything except my pants. I pointed out to her that I was standing there for my right shoulder, to which she replied that this was indeed the case, but that the RMI did not tolerate metal, and since the zipper contained metal it had to be removed; take it easy I will soon inject. A small tear formed and randown her cheek as the camera faded out. I stopped the treadmill. Fucking WOW! This site is incredible! Well worththe $19.95 a month. I went upstairs dripping in sweat to take a shower. TAP TAP TAP."What the....?" I said, turning around. A kid waved at me from the window,which is weird since I'm on the third floor. I walked closer to the window."Go Away!" I yelled."Oh Mister Ford! I'm your biggest fan." He said with a slight lisp. The kidhad thick glasses and had to. "Being a girl?" I asked."Yeah." It really wasn't that different from being a guy. Well, other than thebody changes, I mean. It's more like all of the other people hadchanged, and the world around me got about four inches taller. But justthe - ah, act of living - felt pretty much the same." Interesting," Beth said. "I asked Cindy the same question, and shethought everything seemed different. She said there was just thisgeneral feeling of wrong-ness, and that it all felt 'gross'."I shrugged.. "Mom nodded and turned back to the Sioux. They started arguing again and a few minutes later they both nodded. Mom said we should go back by camp and get a couple of pack mules. We did, then headed out to the trading post. Lettie went into the wagon before we left and got two hundred dollars in gold.At the trading post, mom started pointing out things and telling us how many of each we'd need. There was one happy man behind the counter at the trading post. He said it was the biggest single sale.