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I don't know what SAN means, but I read it on the internet once. I'm putting SAN experience on my resume now.

Jesus. I couldn't even see a scar in the last picture. Only Dec. 23rd?? I am FTM and got my surgery done by supposedly the top surgeon in the USA. My scars are HUGE and I got it done in september 2013. (I had double incision)

edit: I mean I don't care about the scars really. I'm 3000x happier with my body now. But if I had known I could have NO scars, I would've gotten that instead.

edit2: Oh, I see. Looks like OP had the equivalent of keyhole.

This is probably a dumb question but are SCBAs involved in every job or only the "more hazardous" ones?

HAZMAT cleanup is something I've been interested in, and did a small bit while in the US Navy. But when I'm not wearing an SCBA I dry heave all over the place because of the smells. Is it worth it to try and pursue the occupation anyway?

Thank you for your time and thank you for the AMA.