Megan'sTouch

I am upfront on my website about what I offer and do not offer, and I remind my guests during our first session together. If at any point a gentleman is unclear about something, I find it very respectful when he asks me. I dislike the "I'll just go for it and see if she stops me" approach. Please, just ask. Communication is key to a wonderful experience together!

I just wanted to post a quick follow up and thank you. The transplant was an absolute success and my former kidney is hard at work in its new home. The incision was only 6cm (the length of my pinky finger) and really, it's nothing. We are both recovering well and my recipient is enjoying his new life free from dialysis. Thank you to everyone who posted words of encouragement for me.

Sincerely,

Megan

Dearest Ladies and Gentlemen,

I was out to dinner with a very close friend this past March when she received a phone call from her young adult son. She was shocked to hear that he was in kidney failure and rushed to the hospital. He was immediately put on dialysis and diagnosed with end-stage renal disease. His kidneys were functioning at 5%.

While the dialysis is saving his life in the meantime, his quality of life is greatly reduced as is his life expectancy. He has had to leave his job and must be at the hospital for 5 hours 3x a week. There are no vacations from dialysis.

He is on the waiting list to receive a kidney transplant from a deceased donor. He has been told that the wait in Ontario can be 5-10 years. In order to maximize his life expectancy and improve the quality of his life, it's important to get a transplant as soon as possible. While the kidney of a deceased donor is a wonderful gift, the kidney of a living donor both works better and lasts longer.

His mother was screened to be a kidney donor and does not qualify. At this time, he has no one who is both willing and qualified to donate.

At the beginning of April, I offered my kidney. I passed the initial screening over the phone, and filled out the initial paperwork. Everything looked great and I was sent for bloodwork to determine if I'm a match. I AM!!!!

I've now filing out stage 2 paperwork and will have to go for numerous tests to make sure that I am in perfect health. While it's not yet for sure that I can donate, as I "pass" each step, it feels more and more real that I could be in surgery this coming winter to have a kidney removed!

I've done extensive research and am not nervous about the actual surgery. I will likely be out of it for a month or two, but that's something I can deal with. I have no children and as of January 2015, I will be done my coursework for my Master's and will need only to work on my thesis. This makes it easy to take a month or so off. I just need to work hard in advance :)

What does worry me a bit is that I will have a scar after the surgery. I love my work as an erotic massage provider and I want to continue for many years to come. I've thought about it extensively and I am confident I will be able to continue offering my services and gain clientele. Most of my clients are looking for an experience of intimacy and connection with an attractive real woman, not an inhumanly perfect sex toy. My tummy is also usually pressed up against my clients during bodyslides and play.

The scar isn't something I would be ashamed of. I would still wear bikinis and display my scar proudly in my photos. The only concern I would have is my privacy. I like to keep my Megan website and advertising such that if someone who knows me "in real life" came across my website, they wouldn't know it's me. In fact, I'm a tiny bit nervous posting this because my family knows that I am being screened as a donor.

I've posted a couple photos of scars below so you can see what it will look like. Fortunately they now remove kidneys laparoscopically which reduces scarring and speeds healing.

Gentlemen: How do you feel about seeing ladies with scars, stretch marks, etc. ?

Ladies - How do you feel about working with scars, stretch marks, etc. ? Please feel free to contact me privately if you would rather discuss off the board.

Thanks in advance,

Megan